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“The Book of Mormon” has had a mixed reception from the London critics.
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Authorities said as many as four people were still missing as investigators searched for clues to the cause of a PG&E Corp . natural-gas pipeline blast that destroyed 37 homes in a San Francisco suburb.
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Hedge funds and private-equity firms have amassed an unprecedented 60 billion euros ($74 billion) to invest in distressed debt in anticipation that Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis will push banks into the biggest fire sale in history. The problem is few are selling.
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Four Seasons Hotels Inc., which manages 85 hotels globally, said it plans to open a new property in Okinawa, Japan, as early as 2014 to expand its hotels under management globally.
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Authorities said as many as five people remained missing yesterday as investigators searched for clues to the cause of a PG&E Corp . natural-gas pipeline blast that destroyed 37 homes in a San Francisco suburb.
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Eight months after being turned into refugee camps for earthquake victims escaping Japan’s worst nuclear accident, some ski resorts in Fukushima say bookings for the winter are back to about 70 percent of pre-quake levels.
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A fire sparked by a PG&E Corp. natural-gas pipeline explosion that killed four people in a San Francisco suburb is 90 percent contained and searches of burned- out homes have turned up no new victims, California’s emergency agency said today.
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Federal investigators and local officials are searching through debris in the California town of San Bruno to determine what caused a PG&E Corp . pipeline explosion that killed four people and destroyed 38 homes in the utility owner’s second deadly natural-gas blast in two years.
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Federal investigators are sending sections of a PG&E Corp. pipeline that ruptured in a Sept. 9 blast to Washington for further testing and analysis, Christopher Hart, vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, said at a press event today in San Bruno, California.
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PG&E Corp. was sued over claims the company was negligent in causing the Sept. 9 natural-gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno, California, that killed eight people.
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