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GlaxoSmithKline Forms Indian Joint Venture
GM Hires VW China Exec to Turn Opel Around
DST Posts Results, Raises Dividend by 50%
ServiceNow Nearly Doubles Revenue in Q4 and 2012
Chevron Declares $0.90 Dividend
Whirlpool Profit Falls, but Better Results Expected in 2013
Audience Shares Surge on Results Announcement
Neenah Paper Buys Southworth Brands
EA Q3 Revenue Drops, Loss Narrows
General Dynamics Wins LAX Security Contract
NetSuite Reports Record Revenue for Q4, 2012
Raytheon Wins $33.3 Million Standard Missile Contract
Northrop Delivers New Missile Defense System Ahead of Schedule
Morgan Stanley Boosts CEO's Pay
Nissan to Add 500 Quick-Charging Stations
Amazon Green Lights its First Children's Pilots for Production
Atlantic Power to Sell Three Power Projects
8thBridge Helps eBay's GSI Monetize Social
Scientific Games to Buy WMS for $1.5 Billion
Waste Management Buys Recycler Greenstar
Cincinnati Bell Picks New CEO
Barclays CEO Says It Would Be Wrong for Him to Get 2012 Bonus
SAIC Wins up to $667 Million in Navy Contract
Vanda Drug Fails in Depression Study
Clydesdale Star of Super Bowl Ad Is Newborn Foal
Oil Up on U.S. Jobs Report; Gas Jumps Most in 2 Years
EU Accuses Drugmakers of Violating Antitrust Laws
Euro Crisis Not Over, Germany Warns
GOP Senators Vow to Block Consumer Office Nominee
U.S. Rig Count Increases by 11 This Week
Apple Claims Top U.S. Smartphone Spot for First Time
Google to Set Up $82 Million Fund for French Publishers
Sunday's Winner: Wings, Beer, and Pizza
U.S. Consumers' Outlook Improved in Late January
Manufacturing Index Jumps to 53.1% for January
Dollar Mixed After U.S. Jobs Report
Unemployment Rate Essentially Flat at 7.9% for January
Corn Finishes the Week Higher
Amazon Prime Locks In Exclusive "Downton Abbey" Streaming Deal
Baidu-Owned Qunar Revamps Luxury Hotel Search
Rolls-Royce Awarded $83.7 Million in V-22 Work
AGL Buys NiSource's Warranty Business for $120 Million
Build-a-Bear Needs to Find-a-CEO
Ford, U.S. Automakers Report Good January Sales
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