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EADS to bid alone for tanker contract: sources

Airbus parent EADS is poised to bid alone for a U.S. refueling plane deal valued at up to $50 billion after failing to recruit L-3 Communications Holdings or another major company as a key supplier, sources familiar with the matter said.

Wal-Mart CEO pay pack down a year after stock award

Wal-Mart Stores Inc CEO Michael Duke received a compensation package worth a bit more than $19 million in the fiscal year ended in January, down sharply from $28.2 million a year earlier when he received a big stock award related to his promotion to CEO.

Gene makes people fat, raises Alzheimer's risk

(Reuters) - A variant of an obesity gene carried by more than a third of the U.S. population also reduces brain volume, raising carriers' risk of Alzheimer's disease, U.S. researchers said on Monday.

Palm shares slide after software chief quits

Palm Inc shares tumbled on Monday, weighed down by the resignation of the chief of its webOS phone software and signs a sale of the smartphone maker may not come as soon as some anticipate.

Fiat to unveil future as Chrysler co-pilot

Fiat SpA unveils its first strategic plan this week since teaming up with U.S. carmaker Chrysler and CEO Sergio Marchionne could outline a timeframe two years ahead for selling stakes in a combined company.

Australians doubtful of healthy fast food

According to the Crosby/Textor poll of 800 people across Australia, only 24 per cent adults thought healthy food options were a genuine attempt by fast food outlets to improve the eating habits of customers.

Lehman's Fuld blames perfect storm, not accounting

Former Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc Chief Executive Richard Fuld will tell U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday that he was not aware of off-balance-sheet transactions that some have blamed for hiding Lehman's true financial state ahead of its collapse.

Hepatitis C can be improved through new class of drug

According to new study led by a team of North American and European scientists, a new class of drugs called telaprevir which are protease inhibitors significantly improved cure rates and cut down treatment times in people suffering from hepatitis C.

Halliburton profit beats; outlook improves

Halliburton Co , the second-largest oilfield services company, posted a higher-than expected quarterly profit on strength in North America and said the industry's outlook had improved.

Facebook investor DST takes stake in Groupon

Russian Internet investment group Digital Sky Technologies, which bought a $300 million stake in Facebook last year, has led a $135 million investment round in Chicago-based social-commerce website Groupon.

Goldman faces pressure, reform momentum grows

Goldman Sachs Group Inc faced rising regulatory and legal pressure on Monday as allegations that the bank duped clients fueled momentum for regulatory reform on both sides of the Atlantic.

Publishing venture bets on iPhone short stories

A new publishing company is betting that readers will bypass electronic readers such as Amazon's Kindle and Sony's Reader in favor of reading bite-sized stories on mobile devices they already own.

Citigroup profit $4.4 billion, tops Street view

Citigroup Inc posted a $4.43 billion first-quarter profit, its best result in more than two years, as the global economic recovery lifted the values of its worst assets and allowed the bank to set aside less money to cover credit losses.

Citigroup profit tops Street view

Citigroup Inc posted a $4.43 billion first-quarter profit, its best result in more than two years, as the global economic recovery lifted the values of its worst assets and allowed the bank to set aside less money to cover credit losses.

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