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  • JPMorgan Shareholders Sue Dimon Over $2 Billion Loss

    Updated 1 hour, 45 minutes ago

    JPMorgan Chase & Co. shareholders sued the bank and Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon in two separate cases over the company’s $2 billion trading loss.

  • Moser Baer Plans to Revamp Loans, Bonds Amid Solar Glut

    Moser Baer India Ltd., the nation’s biggest solar manufacturer, plans to restructure $738 million of loans and bonds as it jostles to survive a supply glut that has claimed at least 10 U.S., German and French panel makers.

  • Carter Scores Three as Kings Defeat Coyotes 4-0 in NHL Playoffs

    Jeff Carter scored three goals and goalie Jonathan Quick stopped 24 shots for his third career playoff shutout as the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Phoenix Coyotes 4-0 to lead their National Hockey League playoff series two games to none.

  • How the Rich and Famous Foil Identity Theft

    Identity thieves generally pretend to be real people, create some false accounts, and spend like there's no tomorrow. The rich and famous, on the other hand, already spend that way and are pleased to maintain their true identities. Yet they're increasingly falsifying accounts of their own lives.

  • Bush Says U.S. Must Give Support to Democratic Revolutions

    Former President George W. Bush said the U.S. has a duty to support democratic revolutions throughout the world to foster the spread of freedom, while warning the path forward is never straight or steady.

  • Homes for Sale Grow Scarce as Sellers Await Higher Prices

    A real estate agent near California’s Silicon Valley seeks sellers by combing property records for people who’ve owned their houses for at least 40 years. A Denver-area broker offers half his commission for a listing, while a counterpart in South Florida hosts happy hour gatherings at bars to loosen up homeowners reluctant to sell.

  • Paul Stops Spending While Continuing Presidential Campaign

    Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul won’t spend more money to compete in primary elections, while trying to collect more national convention delegates at state gatherings that could give him a greater voice in the party.

  • SunTrust’s Rogers Says JPMorgan Loss ‘Black Eye’

    SunTrust Banks Inc. Chief Executive Officer William Rogers said the economy in the Southeast, which has lagged behind the U.S. recovery the past three years, is accelerating led by new construction of condominiums in Miami.

  • Pro-Obama Super-PAC Echoes Campaign’s Jobs Attack in Ads

    President Barack Obama’s campaign and a super-political action committee supporting him are using the same failed Kansas City steel company in television advertisements meant to portray presumed Republican opponent Mitt Romney as a ruthless businessman.

  • Scalia Turns Advocate Against Obama as Queries Criticized

    In January, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia accused the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of “high-handedness.” He was just getting warmed up.

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