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President Nicolas Sarkozy is likely to win the French expatriate vote over Socialist challenger Francois Hollande, though by a narrower margin than in 2007, a poll showed.
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Sheryl Sandberg lingered on stage last week in Davos after leading a panel on “Women as the Way Forward,” and found herself surrounded by a dozen fans -- all save one of them female.
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Citigroup Inc. , the bank 11 percent- owned by U.S. taxpayers, hired former Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez as vice chairman of its institutional clients group.
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The trustee for Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. ’s brokerage charged $12,600 to review documents outlining terms of its purchase by Barclays Plc , and now says he didn’t know what he was signing, according to a Barclays lawyer.
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APCO Worldwide, the public relations firm that advised Hewlett-Packard Co. ’s board after accusations of harassment against its chief executive officer, has handled crises from Merck & Co. ’s Vioxx scandal to WorldCom Inc.’s fraud and now is helping Wall Street earn back America’s trust.
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China has started nationwide food safety checks as the government seeks to ease concerns about the quality of milk, pork and cooking oil.
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BP Plc has hired Anne Womack Kolton , a former spokeswoman for Vice President Dick Cheney and for the Energy Department, as head of its U.S. media relations.
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BP Plc , the owner of a Gulf of Mexico well that caused a record oil spill, is replacing Anne Womack Kolton as head of U.S. media relations two months after she was appointed, two people familiar with the decision said.
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Hopewell Highway Infrastructure Ltd. , controlled by Hong Kong billionaire Gordon Wu , will sell its second yuan-denominated bond in Hong Kong as credit conditions tighten in China.
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Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was suspended from parliament for six months for making a false statement, prompting a mass walkout by coalition colleagues today.
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