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Oil clings to narrow range before Fed decision

Oil traded narrowly lower, then higher, in nervous, choppy business on Tuesday ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting that could signal a change in the country's easy monetary policy.

Boehner: 'Chance' of No Vote on U.S. Debt Ceiling

House Speaker John Boehner said on Monday that 'there's a chance' a vote to raise the debt limit beyond $14.3 trillion may not happen if President Barack Obama 'doesn't get serious' about handling the nation's fiscal problems.

When is the Royal Wedding?

Months of hype have surrounded the most anticipated day of the year. Later this week, Prince William and Kate Middleton will tie the knot in a ceremony in London.

Coca-Cola profit misses on expenses, earthquake

Coca-Cola Co's quarterly results slightly missed Wall Street estimates, as the Japan earthquake and the timing of marketing expenses overshadowed strong sales volume, and its shares fell 2.3 percent.

Market rises on profit reports, consumer data eyed

Solid earnings from big U.S. companies such as Ford, 3M Co and United Parcel Service lifted stocks on Tuesday, but investors braced for a report on consumer confidence amid concerns about the recent rise in oil prices.

Markets open slightly higher, but Coke weighs

U.S. stocks opened slightly higher on Tuesday after stronger-than-expected earnings from bellwethers, including Ford Motor Co , 3M Co and United Parcel Service , though weakness in Coca-Cola Co limited gains.

Iran Says It Is Hit By Cyber Attack Again

The Iranian government has not issued any details about kind of damage the Stars virus did. While Jalali did not accuse the U.S. or Israel directly, he did refer to attacks from the U.S. and Israel on Iranian web sites and Internet infrastructure.

Lactalis Parmalat bid spurs Italy-France pact

French dairy group Lactalis on Tuesday launched a 3.4 billion euro ($4.9 billion) takeover bid for rival Parmalat , prompting intervention by Italy and France to defuse a row over control of the Italian company.

States face growing pension gaps

States are short $1.26 trillion in paying for public employee pensions and other retirement benefits, a gap that grew 26 percent in one year and will take many more years to wipe out, according to a report released on Tuesday.

Coca-Cola profit falls slightly short

Coca-Cola Co's quarterly profit missed Wall Street estimates by a penny, hurt by lost revenue in Japan, and its shares fell 1.4 percent in premarket trading.

What's Special About $1500 Gold?

Gold is constant. What is changing is everything else - the volume and quality of debt, in particular, and the volume of US Dollars most especially. That's what makes the golden constant stand out against the noise of the Dollar's latest plunge.

China raises bar for polluters in restructuring plan

China's top economic planning agency on Tuesday published a detailed list of industries that it would encourage, restrict or ban, a blueprint that could have a far-reaching impact on investment activity in China over the coming years.

High computer use linked to teen risky behaviour

Researchers have found a strong association between computer and Internet use in adolescents and engagement in multiple-risk behaviours (MRB), including illicit drug use, drunkenness and unprotected sex.

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