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  • CHINA-GERMANY-AUTO-FAW-VOLKSWAGENInternational

    China’s manufacturing slump may be bottoming out

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  • EGYPT-RUSSIA-AVIATION-ACCIDENTInternational

    Sinai disaster airline Metrojet hadn’t paid staff for two months

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  • Chevron Announces 7.2 Billion Dollar Quarterly Profit

    Chevron is cutting around 10% of its workforce

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  • Bank Of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda News ConferenceFeatures

    Valeant and Big Oil earnings — 5 things to know today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • J. Michael Pearson, Chairman of the board and Chief Executive Officer of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc., waits for the start of their annual general meeting in Laval, QuebecHealth

    Valeant cuts ties to controversial pharmacy chain Philidor

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  • Deutsche Bank Announces 2012 Financial ResultsFinance

    Deutsche Bank’s new CEO just went wild with the axe

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  • A Starbucks cafe in Sanlitun. For the third quarter of 2015Features

    Pharma megadeal and Starbucks earnings — 5 things to know today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • Allergan Inc.'s Botox Cosmetic As Actavis Plc Buys Drugmaker For $66 BillionHealth

    When Viagra met Botox: Pfizer, Allergan eye mega-merger

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  • 65th FIFA CongressInternational

    FIFA’s choice: Seven dwarves—and nary a Snow White in sight

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  • A towering package for Staley—at least by European standards.Finance

    This is how much Barclays is paying its new CEO Jes Staley

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  • Müller blamed the culture of VW for the scandal, but isn’t naming names.Features

    VW loss and the GOP debate — 5 things to know today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • Volkswagen plant in Emden with shipping terminal

    Volkswagen’s horror quarter ends with $3.9 billion loss

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  • 493218097International

    This is what the E.U. thinks is ‘net neutrality’

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  • China-Based Internet Company Alibaba Debuts On New York Stock ExchangeInternational

    Alibaba shares are flying as results banish China growth fears

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  • Bp's Thunder Horse platform in the Gulf of Mexico

    BP’s new strategy depends on oil prices rising 25%

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