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Automakers and suppliers say a U.S. push to broaden Wi-Fi use could jam accident-prevention technology that may cost as little as $100 per vehicle and save thousands of lives annually.
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Army Specialist Daniel Hutchinson once sliced a man’s throat to keep him breathing.
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United Technologies Corp. Chief Executive Officer Louis Chenevert’s pursuit of Goodrich Corp. started in a conversation with CEO Marshall Larsen and ended with a celebratory dinner at a Manhattan hotel.
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The trading losses at Knight Capital Group Inc. renewed pressure on Washington regulators to prove they are equipped to protect investors in markets that are increasingly computerized and fragmented.
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The biggest Wall Street banks are pushing the U.S. Treasury Department to exclude foreign exchange derivatives from new regulations, a move that would leave a $42 trillion market largely outside of federal oversight.
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Last month, Hawaii lawmakers killed a proposed tax that would have added 17 cents to a single-serve bottle of soda. It was the second failed attempt, even though Governor Neil Abercrombie had pushed the proposed levy.
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Bill Brown, the United Technologies Corp. strategy head who played a pivotal role in the company’s acquisition of Goodrich Corp., was named chief executive officer of military communications contractor Harris Corp.
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Three of the five U.S. banks that dominate swaps trading already perform most transactions outside their depository institutions and would face minimal disruption from a congressional proposal to reorder the derivatives business, financial statements and banking records show.
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