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Michael Jackson's doctor not a suspect

Los Angeles police investigating the cause of Michael Jackson's death questioned Jacksons doctor extensively on Saturday and determined he has no involvement in the stars death.

Stocks eye job data in July 4th week

For investors, June's job data could determine in this short July 4th holiday week if the stock market's recent rally is reignited or sputters out like a wet firecracker.

Anglo American in talks over China deal: report

Anglo American is building its defenses against a 41 billion pound ($67.74 billion) merger approach from Xstrata by plotting talks about a major Chinese investment, the Sunday Telegraph reported.

Doctor queried in Michael Jackson death

Los Angeles police on Saturday again questioned Michael Jackson's doctor, while the family of the pop music icon ordered its own private autopsy two days after his death shocked fans around the world.

Family seeks answers in Michael Jackson's death

Michael Jackson's body will undergo a second autopsy in Los Angeles on Saturday after his family requested it to determine a cause for his death, the Rev. Jesse Jackson told the Associated Press today.

Software revenue growth slows down in China, official says

As the financial crisis further deepens, China's software sector saw a 5.7% drop in the revenue growth rate during the first five months of 2009 and the ongoing industrial restructuring continued, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) released in a report this week.

JPMorgan CEO warns against too many regulators

Too many regulators will only increase costs and reduce credit opportunities for consumers, JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon warned in a column he wrote in Saturday's Wall Street Journal.

Myanmar reports first case of H1N1 flu

Myanmar has confirmed its first case of H1N1 influenza after a schoolgirl returning from Singapore tested positive for the virus, state radio reported on Saturday.

Warren Buffett lunch sells for £1 million on eBay

A bidder agreed to pay $1.68 million (1 million pound) for a steak lunch with billionaire investor Warren Buffett in a charity auction completed Friday night, according to eBay's website, where the bidding took place.

Japan and Korea debate exit strategy

Japan and South Korea agreed on Saturday on the need to start examining an exit strategy for their expansionary fiscal policies as they overcome the worst of the global recession.

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