Shelley DuBois

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Google will offer “channels” on YouTube, GE to build the largest U.S. solar panel plant and Goldman Sachs wants to buy its Australian joint venture

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Dish buys bankrupt Blockbuster, Boeing surprised by cracks in Southwest’s 737s and more questions about Berkshire’s Sokol

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Apple’s stock to be balanced in the Nasdaq-100, Google buys Nortel’s patent portfolio and P&G’s Pringle’s merges with Diamond Foods

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Southwest planes grounded, BP wants back in the Gulf and Pfizer sells Capsugel

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: JPMorgan loans $20 billion to AT&T for T-Mobile purchase, plenty of heirs at Berkshire and UPS takes the lead on fire safety

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    Today in the Fortune 500: David Sokol leaves Berkshire, Paul Allen publishes his version of Microsoft’s history and Microsoft takes anti-trust claim against Google to the European Union

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Supreme Court Justices divided over Wal-Mart’s sex discrimination case, more recalls for Johnson & Johnson and Amazon’s Cloud Drive gives the company an edge

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: GE to buy Converteam, BP employees could face manslaughter charges and eBay encroaches on Amazon’s online turf

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Google leads the charge on mobile payments, networks feel the heat from the NFL lockout and Southwest wants in on the Big Apple

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Wal-Mart mobilizes relief effort in Japan, GE pays no American taxes and BP struggles for Arctic access

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    Today in the Fortune 500: Goldman had a hunch about Galleon, Morgan Stanley takes a backseat to Goldman on trial and the Fed denies Bank of America’s request for increased dividends

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Google can’t provide e-books for free, Supervalu optimizes bagging and carmakers struggle for parts

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: AT&T deal with T-Mobile could leave consumers in the dust, Google squares off against Chinese government and Shell gets deepwater drilling plan approved

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: AT&T agrees to buy T-Mobile, Citi aims to return money to shareholders and Wal-mart revamps its U.S. sales strategy

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: General Mills bids for 50 percent stake in Yoplait, another director leaves Goldman Sachs and CEO bonuses are back

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