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The share of U.S. exports to the so- called BRIC countries may soon overtake sales to customers in either the European Union or Canada as emerging-market growth fuels demand for American products.
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The top Republican tax writer in Congress proposed revising rules governing derivatives, replacing a complex system with a simpler one that quickly drew objections from the financial industry.
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Andrew Feldstein, the Harvard- educated lawyer who leads BlueMountain Capital Management LLC, has had a good run.
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More than a century and a half after Millard Fillmore dispatched an emissary to Asia to transform commerce across the Pacific, a U.S. president again sees an historic opportunity to strengthen America’s role in the region.
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Smart Balance Inc.’s GFA Brands unit and Brandeis University sued more than a dozen food companies for allegedly infringing two patents related to cholesterol reduction.
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Wall Street bond dealers may be cutting their commitment to trading municipal securities as regulations have increased transparency, according to preliminary findings of an industry-backed study.
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Duke University, Brandeis University and the University of Notre Dame are among a group of 10 U.S. colleges that will offer Internet-based courses next year as part of a new program called Semester Online.
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Brandeis University said Frederick M. Lawrence, dean at George Washington University Law School, will become the Brandeis president starting January 1, succeeding Jehuda Reinharz. The university commented in an e-mailed statement.
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The success of the Massachusetts health-care system is spurring President Barack Obama to extol the virtues of a law Mitt Romney signed as a governor.
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The Chinese entrepreneur and the Peruvian shopkeeper have never met. Yet Li Shiping’s dream of riches and success in China is uprooting Victor Raul Ancieta’s village 18,000 kilometers (11,000 miles) away in the Andes.
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