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Los Angeles’s largest private office landlord, a former doctor with a portfolio of buildings that have seen better days, is turning his focus to apartments as the city’s demand for rentals surges.
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Cotton futures fell for the first time in four sessions on speculation that wet weather in India and Texas will ease a decline in global production.
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It's not what you'd expect to find in southern Spain's Malaga, a remote but popular tourist spot known for its beautiful beaches and rich history as one of the world's oldest cities -- technology companies. Nearly 600 of them.
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U.S. soybean farmers are planting a record crop that’s poised to double domestic reserves and expand a global surplus after last year’s drought drove prices to an all-time high.
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The front line in America’s battle to fight computer hackers from China and master electronic warfare isn’t on a far-away battlefield or at a diplomatic retreat.
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Ray Lane, former chairman of Hewlett- Packard Co. and partner emeritus at venture-capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, is in a dispute with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service that has left him with a $100 million tax bill.
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Marks & Spencer Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Marc Bolland missed out on his maximum bonus for a second year and didn’t receive a performance share award amid shrinking earnings at the U.K.’s largest clothing retailer.
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Most of Europe will be cooler than average in June while a high-pressure area will bring above- normal temperatures to the Nordic region, according to weather forecasters.
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Open Text Corp. Chief Executive Officer Mark Barrenechea, taking a page from former boss Larry Ellison’s merger playbook at Oracle Corp., is planning to expand the Canadian software maker by going shopping again.
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The Pentagon will continue for another year the lease of a Chinese commercial satellite to provide communications for its Africa Command.
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