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After a decade of struggles to assuage environmentalists, raise almost $1 billion and win permits, Poseidon Resources Group will finally answer a critical question: Is converting seawater to drinking water a profitable venture in the U.S. when there are cheaper options?
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Troy David Stratos, self-described movie producer and music impresario, was peeved.
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Debbie McCarron was prepared to get both of her breasts taken off if a blood test in December 2006 revealed she carried a gene that vastly increases the risk of breast cancer. Having survived the disease five years earlier, she didn’t want to risk getting it again.
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Hyundai Motor Co. said it sold its 500,000 vehicle in the U.S. for 2010, reaching an annual goal that had eluded South Korea’s largest automaker for five years.
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General Motors Co. Chief Executive Officer Dan Akerson’s conflicts with maverick marketer Joel Ewanick started weeks before he was ousted for not properly disclosing as much as a third of the cost of a $559 million soccer deal, people familiar with the situation said.
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Hyundai Motor Co. , South Korea’s biggest carmaker, plans to spend $173 million and create 214 jobs to expand and upgrade its Alabama manufacturing site to produce more four-cylinder engines.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission, as part of a broader probe of China-based companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges and their auditors, sanctioned a California audit firm for signing off on fraudulent financial statements made by a Chinese energy company.
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Tessera Technologies Inc. lost an appeals court ruling in its efforts to get new licensing revenue from makers of computer-memory chips, including Acer Inc. and Nanya Technology Corp.
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Hyundai Motor Co. said U.S. deliveries in October rose 38 percent, with demand for Sonata sedans and Tucson sport-utility vehicles leading the automaker toward record sales for the year.
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Honda Motor Co. will start selling a battery-powered car in 2012, curbing the skepticism about such vehicles that made it the last of Japan’s largest automakers to enter the market for rechargeable autos.
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