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Sony faces global legal action over data theft

Sony Corp could face legal action across the globe after it delayed disclosing a security breach of its popular PlayStation Network, infuriating gamers and sending the firm's shares down nearly 5 percent in Tokyo Thursday.

Harbinger being probed by SEC: filing

Billionaire hedge fund manager Philip Falcone recently gave investors a little more information about three government investigations into his Harbinger Capital Partners fund firm.

Economic growth slows as inflation surges

Economic growth braked sharply in the first quarter as higher food and gasoline prices dampened consumer spending and sent inflation rising at its fastest pace in 2-1/2 years.

Pending home sales rose 5.1 percent in March

Pending sales of existing U.S. homes were much stronger than expected in March and a homebuilding company trimmed losses, offering faint glimmers of hope for the depressed U.S. housing market.

PepsiCo results beat; keeps outlook

PepsiCo Inc reported quarterly profit slightly ahead of Wall Street expectations, helped by higher sales volume in both its snacks and drinks units, and stood by its full-year outlook.

Economic growth slows, inflation surges

Economic growth braked sharply in the first quarter as higher food and gasoline prices dampened consumer spending and sent inflation rising at its fastest pace in 2-1/2 years.

Google: renewable energy is long-term effort

Google Inc has not given up on its goal of making renewable energy cheaper than coal for consumers but it is not predicting victory soon, its director of green business operations said.

Silver hits record near $50, first time since 1980

Silver soared to an all-time high on Thursday and gold rose to another record, as a falling dollar and signs that the Federal Reserve would maintain a loose monetary policy boosted precious metals' appeal as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty.

Oil turns lower after rise on weak dollar

Crude oil prices turned lower on Thursday in volatile trade after rising more than $1 a barrel, as lift from a weak dollar gave way to worries about the oil demand outlook.

First-quarter growth slows, inflation surges

Economic growth slowed more than expected in the first quarter as higher food and gasoline prices dampened consumer spending, and sent a broad measure of inflation rising at its fastest pace in 2-1/2 years.

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