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Belo Corp.’s most steadfast shareholders were made whole more than five years after the media company got out of the newspaper business, and they have Gannett Co. to thank.
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The Federal Reserve may be able to take its time in adopting a more restrictive monetary policy because inflation is relatively tame, according to Pavilion Global Markets Ltd.
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Copper rose the most in a week in London amid supply concern as the world’s second-biggest copper mine in Indonesia remains shut after a deadly accident. Nickel sank to the lowest level since July 2009.
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Former New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw has agreed to join the Indianapolis Colts, according to the National Football League team’s website.
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Inflation has taken hold in the stock market as the prospects for earnings and the economy are worsening, according to Barry C. Knapp, Barclays Plc’s head of U.S. equity strategy.
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Cars, trucks, trains and ships will increasingly run on natural gas after the fuel’s price broke a traditional link with crude oil, according to Edward L. Morse, Citigroup Inc.’s head of global commodities research.
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Stocks are much cheaper after four years of gains than they were in the two previous bull markets after taking corporate earnings into account, according to Neil Dutta, head of U.S. economics at Renaissance Macro Research LLC.
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Gold traders are divided in their outlook for prices on signs the rush for coins and jewelry that followed the start of the bear market last month is slowing, at a time when hedge funds are the least bullish in five years.
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Companies offering pension plans in the U.S. are increasingly seeking to reduce the risk of failing to meet their obligations, according to Erin Lyons, a Citigroup Inc. strategist.
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Hedge funds are paying a price for being too hesitant to buy stocks in the midst of a four-year bull market, according to Barry Ritholtz, FusionIQ’s chief executive officer.
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