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“Iron Man 3” took in $72.5 million in ticket sales to retain first place at U.S. and Canadian cinemas for a second weekend for Walt Disney Co.’s Marvel unit.
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Craig Robinson , the head basketball coach at Oregon State University and older brother of First Lady Michelle Obama, tells Diane Brady in the March 14 issue of Bloomberg Businessweek how he switched careers from finance after deciding not to let money dictate his life choices.
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If Penny Pritzker is picked to serve as U.S. commerce secretary, she’ll bring a resume showing a full range of business experiences -- success, failures, tax lawsuits and even squabbling among heirs over trust funds.
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Unseasonably warm and dry weather forecast in Iowa for the state’s presidential caucuses could be one of Ron Paul’s worst enemies.
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Sarah Palin left chanting supporters at a Tea Party rally in Iowa without a clear signal about her presidential ambitions while demonstrating she intends to remain a vocal critic of Democratic and Republican politicians.
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RealNetworks Inc. introduced an application called GameHouse for Facebook with more than 1,000 games that can be played by users of the social network, underscoring the growing popularity of interactive gaming.
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The green and yellow John Deere tractor, a model 8760, that loomed as Texas Governor Rick Perry’s backdrop at a campaign event in eastern Iowa this weekend would have been cliché for most presidential candidates.
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A report this morning by Politico chief political correspondent Roger Simon includes this bombshell about Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan:
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President Barack Obama is close to choosing Chicago businesswoman Penny Pritzker, who led fundraising for his 2008 campaign, as his next commerce secretary, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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President Barack Obama is close to choosing Chicago businesswoman Penny Pritzker, who led fundraising for his 2008 campaign, as his next commerce secretary, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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