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Argentina’s dollar-denominated debt dropped on speculation the government’s offer to pay defaulted debtholders on similar terms as past restructurings will spur a U.S. court to order the nation to pay in full.
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Apple Inc. said a Chinese labor agent forged documents on behalf of underage workers as the world’s most-valuable technology company seeks to improve conditions at suppliers making iPhones, iPads and Macs.
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Apple Inc. is requiring executives to hold more stock as a multiple of their salary, amid pressure from investors to more closely link pay to equity performance as slowing growth batters the shares.
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Fans rooting for John Dolan when the 24-year-old college dropout sits down at this weekend’s World Series of Poker main event final table will include family, friends and EvilCPA.
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Mexico is proving the winner over bondholders who purchased 100-year bonds a week before benchmark U.S. yields surged from a 20-month low.
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Petroleos de Venezuela SA, the state oil company, may repay part of a $3 billion debt with the central bank by giving it dollar-denominated bonds before year end, a government official said.
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Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook received compensation for 2012 valued at $4.17 million after receiving one of the biggest payout packages on record last year.
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Apple Inc.’s iPhone 5 supply shortfall is being exacerbated by a quality-control crackdown at Foxconn Technology Group that’s designed to cut the number of devices shipped with nicks and scratches, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Mexico’s surging oil revenue and economic expansion are pushing the country’s bond risk to a 10- month low relative to Brazil.
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Venezuela will offer $3 billion of bonds in the local market, swelling dollar debt sales this year to $7.2 billion, as the country seeks to finance spending and meet investor demand for foreign currency.
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