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Canadian natural gas fell as a glut of the fuel in U.S. storage pared the need for imports.
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Rick Santorum was endorsed in the Republican presidential race by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, another sign he is gaining ground on rival Mitt Romney.
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House Speaker John Boehner appointed six lawmakers to help review ethics allegations against California Representative Maxine Waters, replacing Ethics Committee members who disqualified themselves from the case.
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Canadian natural gas rose after EnCana Corp., the nation’s biggest producer of the fuel, said it would cut production.
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Following is the text of the Jan. consumer prices from the Labor Department.
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A proposed U.S. ban on proprietary trading may limit liquidity and restrict bank market-making for clients, six Republican and Democratic senators told the Federal Reserve and other regulators.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, seeking to avoid an embarrassing defeat in Michigan’s Feb. 28 primary, is racing to woo party voters by taking on two of his home state’s icons: unions and cars.
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Cushman & Wakefield Inc. and Credit Suisse Group AG were sued by developer Tim Blixseth, the founder of the luxury Yellowstone Club resort in Montana, who seeks $2 billion in damages that he says were caused by fraudulent property appraisals.
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Canadian natural gas rose, tracking an advance in New York futures, amid forecasts of colder weather in the western U.S. and as power companies closed nuclear plants for maintenance.
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Louis Alleva is a soldier in Intuit Inc.’s campaign to persuade Americans to ditch their tax preparers and use its software to file their returns.
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