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Hail, flooding rain and tornadoes may crash through the Ohio Valley into the South today, while a threat of severe storms extends from Louisiana to upstate New York, according to the National Weather Service.
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Bill Gross says the exchange-traded version of his $250 billion Pimco Total Return Fund has the potential to become the first hot seller among actively managed ETFs. Investment advisers are giving the fund a cool reception.
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Syrian rebel fighters retreated from the city of Homs as government troops overran the center of anti-regime resistance after almost a month of artillery bombardment, according to reports by the Washington Post.
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Retirement announcements by Senator Olympia Snowe and other centrists are putting more U.S. Senate seats at stake than at any time since 1996 -- and the result may be an even more polarized environment next year.
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Another round of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes may strike the U.S. South and Midwest tomorrow, according to forecasters.
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North Korea agreed to a moratorium on nuclear tests and long-range missile launches in an accord with the U.S. that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called a “modest step in the right direction.”
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CNO Financial Group Inc., the insurer that counts John Paulson’s hedge fund as its largest investor, said it will add $100 million to a share-buyback program.
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Republican U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine cited frustration with Congress’s partisanship for her decision not to seek re-election in November, an action that hampers her party’s chances to seize control of the chamber in November.
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U.S. stocks rose, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its first close above 13,000 since 2008, as better-than-estimated consumer confidence data and a drop in oil bolstered optimism in the world’s largest economy.
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President Barack Obama previewed a theme for his re-election campaign to a union gathering in Washington, saying the Republican presidential candidates would have left the auto industry and its workers “hung out to dry.”
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