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Speaker-to-be John Boehner: More confrontation or a hint of compromise?
Christian Science Monitor
After a House Republican landslide, presumptive Speaker John Boehner will have to handle a wounded President Obama and tea party lawmakers emboldened by their success. In a Monitor interview, Boehner suggests ways that he might be able to bridge the ...
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Christian Science Monitor
Oil Rises a Fourth Day After Fed Move Weakens Dollar, Fuel Supplies Drop
Bloomberg
By James Paton and Mark Shenk - Thu Nov 04 00:09:15 GMT 2010 Oil rose for a fourth day to more than $85 a barrel as the dollar traded near a nine-month low against the euro after the Federal Reserve's move to buy an additional $600 billion of ...
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HP Refuses Trial Subpoena for Apotheker, Oracle Says
Bloomberg
By Karen Gullo - Thu Nov 04 00:28:02 GMT 2010 Hewlett-Packard Co. refused to accept service of a subpoena requiring Chief Executive Officer Leo Apotheker to testify in a jury trial about his role in SAP AG's downloading of Oracle software, ...
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Glasgow Airport Package Is Safe Following Evacuation
BusinessWeek
By Ben Martin and Rodney Jefferson Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Part of Glasgow Airport's main passenger terminal was evacuated yesterday evening after security staff found a suspicious package. Police said the incident turned out to be a false alarm. ...
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Tesla Picks Up $30M from Panasonic
Reuters
By Josie Garthwaite at Earth2Tech Tesla Motors has just picked up a $30 million investment from Japanese electronics giant Panasonic. The two companies announced late on Wednesday that Panasonic — a preferred battery cell supplier for Tesla's electric ...
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Nikkei jumps 2 percent, away from 7-week lows
Reuters
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average climbed broadly on Thursday, rising 2 percent and moving away from seven-week lows hit this week, after the US Federal Reserve said it would buy more government bonds to boost an anemic US economy. ...
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Media sector wrings hands on 2011 outlook
Reuters
By Yinka Adegoke and Jennifer Saba NEW YORK (Reuters) - Time Warner and News Corp beat quarterly earnings expectations on Wednesday but having surfed the advertising recovery wave this year could be hard pressed to sustain the momentum in 2011. ...
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