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Actor Matthew Newton enters rehab

Actor Matthew Newton, son of showbiz golden couple Bert and Patti Newton, has entered a Melbourne rehabilitation hospital for an undisclosed personal problem.

BlackRock's fund flows unnerve investors

BlackRock Inc , the world's largest money management firm, reported weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings on Monday as its funds businesses saw outflows and customers shifted money to lower-margin index funds over actively managed ones.

Prudential investor could scupper AIA deal: report

Capital Research and Management, Prudential's largest shareholder, could potentially scupper the British insurer's $35.5 billion takeover of Asian rival AIA, the Daily Telegraph reported in its Tuesday edition.

Google loses Verizon, changes Nexus One plans

Google Inc said it no longer plans to offer a version of its Nexus One smartphone for the Verizon Wireless network and will change its distribution plans in Britain, underscoring the challenges facing the Internet search company as it expands into the mobile phone market.

Massey director defends CEO, assails unions

Massey Energy Co , owner of the West Virginia coal mine where 29 miners were killed three weeks ago, accused unions on Monday of spreading a big lie that the company had traded safety for profit.

Boeing gaining solid momentum: CEO

Boeing Co , the world's second-largest plane maker, is gaining momentum as the economy improves and is looking forward to several years of steady or increasing commercial production, Chief Executive Jim McNerney told the company's annual meeting on Monday.

Blankfein says Goldman didn't bet against clients

Goldman Sachs Group Inc chief executive Lloyd Blankfein, in written testimony prepared for a Senate hearing on Tuesday, said his firm did not have a massive short against the housing market and certainly did not bet against our clients.

Goldman, CEO hit with investor lawsuit

Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein were hit with a shareholder lawsuit claiming they hid key details about a risky transaction that resulted in civil fraud charges and a plummet in its stock price.

Court strikes blow to Wal-Mart in sex bias suit

In a major blow to Wal-Mart Stores Inc, a sex-discrimination lawsuit against the retailer can proceed as a class-action case covering more than 1 million female employees, a U.S. court ruled on Monday.

Yahoo expands offering on Samsung phones

Yahoo Inc has struck a deal to expand the role of its services on cellphones of the world's second-largest handset maker Samsung, as the two battle larger rivals on the wireless market.

Klausner sues HTC over visual voicemail

Inventor Judah Klausner added HTC Corp to the list of big phone makers against which he has filed lawsuits alleging infringement of technology patents related to visual voicemail.

Flu vaccine investigation details still a mystery

Queensland health authorities claimed they were unaware of any deaths linked to the seasonal flu vaccine, despite initiating an investigation two weeks ago into the death of 2 year-old Ashley Epapara, twelve hours after she was vaccinated.

General Growth bankruptcy exit plan hearing delayed

Mall owner General Growth Properties Inc said a U.S. Bankruptcy Court hearing scheduled for Thursday has been rescheduled to next week, giving it more time to talk to larger rival Simon Property Group Inc and other potential investors.

Treasury begins sale of Citigroup stake

The U.S. Treasury on Monday plans to start selling off its 27 percent stake in Citigroup , the latest step in the Obama administration's effort to end unpopular bailout programs.

Charles River to buy WuXi Pharma for $1.6 billion

U.S. clinical research company Charles River Laboratories International agreed to buy Chinese rival WuXi PharmaTech for $1.6 billion to expand its presence in China and deepen its expertise in drug-discovery services.

Hertz to buy Dollar Thrifty for $1.2 billion

Hertz Global Holdings Inc agreed to buy smaller rival Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc for about $1.2 billion in a deal that will make it the second-biggest U.S. car rental company.

Court lets Wal-Mart gender bias suit proceed

A sex-discrimination lawsuit by female employees of Wal-Mart Stores Inc can proceed as a class-action case seeking back pay and other claims against the U.S. retailer, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Monday.

Oil dips below $85; Greece worries, supplies weigh

U.S. oil fell below $85 a barrel on Monday as Greece's festering debt crisis pushed the U.S. dollar up and as the oil market girded for further growth to inventories in the United States, the world's top energy consumer.

RIM unveils rejigged BlackBerry models

Research in Motion is launching variations of two existing BlackBerry smartphones, the company said on Monday, and its co-chief executive hinted that much-anticipated announcements on a new operating system and browser are also on the way.

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