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Chris Christie is known as an unconventional Republican. That will be on display again this week as he walks into the political den of the Clintons.
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Marriott International Inc., the largest publicly traded U.S. hotel chain, plans to double the number of hotels in China by 2014 to meet growing demand in the world’s third-largest tourism destination.
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U.S. patent-infringement lawsuits against multiple defendants surged as much as 10-fold in the past week, targeting companies including PepsiCo Inc. and Apple Inc. ahead of a new law that would make such cases costlier.
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Marriott International Inc., the largest publicly traded U.S. hotel chain, said it’s planning a record number of hotel openings for Asia in 2013 to cater to growing demand in the region.
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Edwards Lifesciences Corp. ’s replacement heart valve, designed to be threaded into place, yields similar survival rates and less bleeding than rib- cracking surgery while triggering more strokes, a study found.
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Audrey Strauss, a partner in the New York office of Fried, Frank, Shriver, Harrison & Jacobson LLP, has been named the new chief legal officer of Alcoa Inc., the largest U.S. aluminum producer.
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Sony Corp. , which said May 27 it’s planning to begin selling its Reader electronic book device in Asia and Australia, is seeking a patent for a solar-powered electronic book that also contains a keyboard.
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Four decades after Richard Nixon and Zhou Enlai established a new era in U.S.-China relations with the Shanghai Communique, the hotel that hosted their meeting is tapping German management to turn a communist-era icon into a luxury brand that can compete globally.
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New York Times Co., aiming to capture readers in one of the world’s largest consumer markets, is introducing a Chinese-language Web version of its flagship newspaper in China today and will expand the service over the next several months.
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