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Here’s why McDonald’s needs to slim down its menu
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Women in Greece aren’t giving up on childbirth—they’re just waiting till 40
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Soros and other top hedgies now love Google more than Apple
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High liquidity
American LNG exports get the go-ahead
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Europe’s Repsol shareholders jump into epic battle over Argentina’s shale riches
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The great debt ceiling countdown begins anew at midnight
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Turkey’s economy comes of age with a prized investment-grade rating
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crude reality
A state-run monopoly is killing Mexico’s chances of oil independence
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Judge dismisses Wal-Mart’s bid to block Mexico bribe documents—because they’re already public
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Happy Birthday
Charts show how Facebook destroyed $40 billion in value during its first year as a public company
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The biggest mistake 60-year-old men make about the economy
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Is it time to stop worrying about a global bird flu pandemic?
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Tableau’s listing on NYSE today heightens the intense race for tech IPOS with Nasdaq
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Growing pains
Black-hat bitcoin’s days are numbered
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The price India pays to produce male heirs
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P&L
There’s little money in moving goods, so Maersk focuses on oil
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The world’s tallest building will be in the middle of an empty field in China
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code wars
Indians are hacking into Pakistani computers with promises of defense secrets
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The BRIC countries are becoming the world’s new global navy
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The City of London’s future as a global financial center is safe…for now
Lawmakers backing independence from Spain won a majority in Catalan elections today, according to an exit poll. Catalonia President Artur Mas has said he'd put secession from Spain to a popular vote if his Catalan Nationalist Coalition party and others backing independence gain a majority in the parliamentary elections. The autonomy movement has gained popularity as the broader national Spanish economy has weakened.
