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GM Australia Unit to Cut 500 Jobs
Ron Johnson Leaves J.C. Penney, Ex-CEO Rehired
Merz Drops Out of Bidding for Obagi Medical
WWE Rumbles to New Record With WrestleMania
Brigus Gold Reports Record Quarterly Production
Herbalife Shares Halted; Reasons Unclear
Microsoft Escalates Advertising Assault on Google
Britain to Share Tax Info With European Countries
CommonWealth REIT Keeps Dividend Steady
Pandora Hits 200 Million Registered Users in U.S.
U.S., German Finance Chiefs Downplay Differences
Microsoft, Nokia, Others File EU Antitrust Complaint Against Google's Android
SAIC Lands Sandia Labs Contract Worth Up to $228 Million
Delta, Virgin Atlantic Seek Antitrust Immunity to Boost U.S.-U.K. Flights
Boingo, AT&T Join Global Wi-Fi Forces
Seaworld Could Be Worth $2.5 Billion at IPO
Confirmed: Google Fiber Expanding to Austin, Texas
Nokia Lumia 521 to Launch on T-Mobile in May
Google Revamps Design of Google Play on Android
Chrysler Recalls Cars to Fix Air Bag Lights
Dell Investor Questions Company's Analysis
U.S. Banks to Send Checks in Foreclosure Settlement
Chrysler Recalls 30,000 SUVs for Fuel Tank Problem
Wholesale Sales Rise, Inventories Drop for February
Energy Secretary Nominee Backs Natural Gas "Revolution"
Pump Prices Predicted to Drop for 2nd Summer in a Row
AT&T Announces Gigabit Fiber Service Plans in Response to Google
Obama to Nominate Package of Labor Board Members
Alibaba Expands Daily Deals to Hong Kong, Taiwan
