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  • Inside The Toyota Megaweb Showroom Ahead Of Company EarningsInternational

    Toyota’s earnings shortfall adds insult to injury

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  • Inside The American Electric Power Co. Coal-Fired Power Plant

    Obama’s final emissions rule sets up a fight with states, GOP

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  • Thomas 'Tom' Hayes, a former trader at banks including UBS Group AG and Citigroup Inc., leaves for lunch during for his trial at Southwark Crown Court in London, U.K., on Monday, Aug. 03, 2015. Hayes, the first person to stand trial for manipulating Libor, was found guilty of eight counts of conspiracy to rig the benchmark rate. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Tom HayesInternational

    Ex-UBS trader Tom Hayes gets 14 years for rigging Libor

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  • Greek Nation Failed To Make Tangible Headway In Its Efforts To Secure Funding And Avoid A DefaultInternational

    Why Greece’s stock market just dropped more than 20%

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  • HSBC Holdings Plc Headquarters And Bank Branches As Tax Scandal Threatens Chairman Douglas FlintFinance

    HSBC sells up in Brazil as compliance costs crimp global ambitions

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  • FUSSBALL AUSRICHTER der FIFA WM 2018: RUSSLAND/ Putin und BlatterInternational

    Vladimir Putin thinks FIFA’s Blatter deserves a Nobel Prize

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  • Fed chair Janet YellenFeatures

    The Fed, GM and a Twitter update–5 things to know today

    By Laura Lorenzetti and Geoffrey Smith
  • Petrol Prices At U.K. Gas Stations As Price Of Oil Continues To Fall

    BP swings to $5.8 billion loss on Gulf charge, oil slide

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  • GREECE-POLITICS-ECONOMYInternational

    Varoufakis’ Plan B was worse than a crime – it was half-baked nonsense

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  • Inside Teva Pharmaceuticals HeadquartersInternational

    Israeli drug firm Teva buys Allergan’s generics business for $40 billion

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  • Fight against Daesh in Turkey's Syrian borderlineFeatures

    ISIS and drug sales — 5 things to know today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • CHINA-ECONOMY-STOCKSInternational

    China’s slowdown pushes commodity prices to new lows

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  • Bottles of Johnnie Walker Scotch whisky and Smirnoff Vodka aInternational

    The SEC thinks Guinness brewer Diageo may be spiking its results

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  • Wizard Of OzInternational

    Europe’s antitrust regulators cry foul over Hollywood’s pay-TV deals

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  • BofA Resolves Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Loan-Putback DisputeFeatures

    Bank of America and Amazon earnings — 5 things to know today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith