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San Bernardino will resume paying into the California Public Employees’ Retirement System in July, ending an almost yearlong hiatus that began when it entered bankruptcy last August, according to a spokeswoman for the fund.
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Johnson & Johnson can’t be held liable for the tendon injuries to a 78-year-old man who said the company didn’t properly warn of the risks of its antibiotic Levaquin, a Minnesota jury said.
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Johnson & Johnson properly warned of the risks of its antibiotic Levaquin and shouldn’t be held liable for tendon injuries sustained by a 78-year-old man, a company lawyer said at the end of a trial in Minneapolis.
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Movie producer Mark Ciardi loves underdogs, which is why “ Secretariat ” focuses more on the horse’s owner than the legendary thoroughbred.
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The Southern California city of San Bernardino has seen its workers’ pension costs more than double since 2006, adding to the fiscal stress that led it to the brink of bankruptcy.
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Prime Minister David Cameron appointed a military assistant to his staff to “strengthen the government’s links to the armed forces” after clashing with Defense Secretary Liam Fox over budget cuts.
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ICP Asset Management LLC and its founder were sued by U.S. regulators for their role in overseeing mortgage-linked investments insured by American International Group Inc. as the housing market declined.
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A Pfizer Inc. unit won a re-trial of a Pennsylvania lawsuit over its menopause drugs that ended in a first jury’s award of $1.5 million in damages, the company said.
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Kohlberg Capital Corp., the investment company taken public in 2006 by leveraged-buyout pioneer Jerome Kohlberg, was sued by an investor who says the company lied about the value of its investments.
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Paul G. Allen, a Microsoft Corp. co- founder who was once the second-richest American, accused 11 companies including Google Inc. and Apple Inc. of infringing patents he holds for online-shopping technology.
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