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  Sinclair on Prowl for More TV Stations as Deals Mount

  Updated 17 minutes ago

  Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. plans to drive still more consolidation among television stations after propelling industry deals to their fastest pace in six years.

• Swiss Stocks Are Little Changed Before Fed Comments

  Updated 1 hour, 58 minutes ago

  Swiss stocks were little changed before Federal Reserve policy makers wrap up a meeting today that may shed light on future monetary policy in the world’s largest economy.

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  Telecom Industry Could See Biggest Merger Spree Since ’06

  Updated 1 hour, 16 minutes ago

  Global telecommunications companies are chasing deals from Kansas to Munich in a quest for revenue growth that could lead to the biggest year for mergers in the industry since at least 2006.

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  Tinkler Exits Whitehaven Stake as Magnate Battles Creditors

  Updated 39 minutes ago

  Former Australian billionaire Nathan Tinkler, who’s been battling creditors, sold his shares in Whitehaven Coal Ltd., with Farallon Capital Management LLC paying A$301 million ($285 million) for more than half his stake.

• Paul Hastings, Lowenstein, Nixon Peabody: Business of Law

  Paul Hastings LLP said Douglas Flaum has joined the firm as a partner in New York. He was previously at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP, where he was head of the securities and shareholder litigation practice.

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  Moore to Tudor Said to Stick With Japan After Correction

  Updated 1 hour, 13 minutes ago

  Louis Bacon, Michael Novogratz and other multibillion-dollar hedge-fund managers expect to make more money this year from rising Japanese stocks and a falling yen even after being forced to scale back their bets as markets changed direction, according to clients.

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  Women May Get Into Augusta Easier Than Energy CEO Role

  Women may have better odds of getting a membership at Augusta National Golf Club than becoming the chief executive officer of an energy company in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index.

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  Wall Street REIT Success Gives Investors Hangover Part II

  Updated 2 hours, 6 minutes ago

  Investors in companies buying mortgage bonds are discovering that coming late to the party can still leave them with the biggest hangover.

• Western Asset’s Jablansky Leaves as Structured-Products Head

  Paul Jablansky, the head of structured products at fixed-income manager Western Asset Management Co., has left the unit of Legg Mason Inc.

• Tim Hortons Gains After Scout Capital Buys Stake

  Tim Hortons Inc., Canada’s largest fast-food chain, had its biggest gain in almost two years after Scout Capital Management LLC bought a 5.5 percent stake in the company.

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