Shelley DuBois

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: New leadership at Sears, Boeing fights for $35 billion Pentagon contract and Overstock.com games Google

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Amazon.com starts streaming, HP sells too few PCs and Google faces antitrust probe

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: BP buys into Indian energy, Wal-Mart’s same-store sales rut and Apple’s new iPad delays

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Antitrust enforcers eye Apple, Time Warner ousts Time Inc. CEO Jack Griffin and BP claims its spill payments are too generous

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Borders couldn’t make good on GE loans, Google offers cheaper app plan than Apple and IBM’s Watson wins Jeopardy

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Exxon expands gas assets over oil, Apple’s app subscription plan miffs publishers and Mexican freeze hurts Supervalu

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Marriott spins off timeshare business, Chevron’s Ecuadorian lawsuit and Barnes & Noble poaches Amazon’s customers.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Nokia defends Microsoft deal, Apple’s new, cheap iPhone and JPMorgan gets social.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Walgreens pushes its brand, Citi and Morgan Stanley’s dire crisis situation and Yahoo’s mobile move

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  • How Pepsi’s crowd-sourced ads beat the Super Bowl beer spots

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  • Features

    Today in the Fortune 500: Nokia needs Microsoft, Coke’s refreshing sales numbers and Goldman Sachs admits its pre-crisis asset problem

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Apple manufactures new iPad, the future of Fannie and Freddie and GM to divvy up profits among workers

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Chesapeake sheds gas assets, Ford increases production while slimming down cars and the EPA bugs big business

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Google executive released by Egyptian government, Pepsi and Best Buy score on Superbowl ads and what’s next for BP’s ex-CEO Tony Hayward

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Shell postpones plans to drill in arctic waters, JPMorgan knew about Madoff scheme early and Verizon’s plan to keep iPhone 4 data drain in check.

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