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  • Customers queue for coffee at StarbucksFeatures

    Europe’s stimulus and Starbucks reports — 5 things to know today

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  • Melvin and Ellen Gordon.Leadership

    Tootsie Roll’s 95-year-old CEO Melvin Gordon dies, marking the end of a candy era

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  • General Views Of Standard & Poor's Financial Ratings AgencyFinance

    Standard & Poor’s settles with the SEC in ratings fraud case

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  • Netflix Illustrations Ahead Of EarningsFeatures

    Netflix soars and Davos starts — 5 things to know today

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  • Orbitz Worldwide Inc. Illustrations As Revenue Beats ForercastsFinance

    Orbitz is on the hunt for a buyer and drawing interest

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    China’s growth slows and Google’s space deal — 5 things to know today

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  • Marilyn TavennerLeadership

    Head of U.S. agency overseeing Obamacare is resigning

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  • A reporter reads a summary of the performance and usage of the Massachusetts Health Connector website during a briefing for reporters in BostonFinance

    Companies are still struggling to implement Obamacare

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  • Bank Investor Returns Seen Rising to Most Since 2007 on TestFeatures

    Swiss shock the markets and big banks report — 5 things to know today

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  • Doctors Seek Higher Fees From Health InsurersFeatures

    5 trends that will redefine your healthcare experience in 2015

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  • Inside Etsy Labs in BrooklynFinance

    Etsy is ready for its public debut to the tune of $300 million

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  • Inside A Chipotle Restaurant Ahead of Earnings FiguresFeatures

    JPMorgan’s profit drop and Chipotle’s pork shortage — 5 things to know today

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  • Woody Allen strikes a deal with Amazon for new series

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  • Google’s self-driving carFeatures

    Pimco’s shakeup, and GM open to Google — 5 things to know today

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  • Shareholders walk toward the DuPont theater for the Ford Motor Company annual meeting of shareholders in Wilmington DelawareFinance

    Under investor pressure, DuPont sells its 130-year-old theater

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