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U.S. companies will now be able to post their earnings on Twitter or update their status on Facebook as long as investors have been told in advance where to look.
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U.S. stocks rose, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to the highest level in five years, as better-than-estimated housing data bolstered economic optimism and European shares rebounded amid gains in Italian bonds.
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Corporate technology spending is poised to exceed industry projections this year, as the global economy’s recovery spurs investment.
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Encore Capital Group Inc. fell the most in more than three months after a U.S. appeals court scuttled its settlement of national litigation related to the “robo-signing” of court documents.
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Recipients of Johnson & Johnson hip implants recalled by the company will start going to trial later this year to help determine liability and damages in more than 6,000 lawsuits, lawyers said today.
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Monster Worldwide Inc., the online recruiting service that has lost almost 90 percent of its value, is poised to extract a record takeover premium for investors.
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Raj Rajaratnam wants jurors at his insider-trading trial told that he was a professional stock analyst who broke no laws by speaking to corporate insiders as he worked to “ferret out” information.
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Johnson & Johnson, which is defending against more than 10,000 lawsuits over recalled hip implants, faces its first trial of claims that the devices left some patients immobilized and in pain.
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Recipients of Johnson & Johnson hip implants recalled by the company were improperly solicited as clients by an Atlanta law firm using confidential patient data, according to lawyers defending a suit against a J&J distributor.
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A former dancer withdrew her suit against Johnson & Johnson over defective hip implants on the eve of the first trial of more than 10,000 lawsuits claiming the devices left patients immobilized.
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