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Members of the New York Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers will join other locked out National Hockey League players in a charity game to benefit those affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Fidelity Investments, the Boston- based fund company that oversees $1.64 trillion, is bullish on the U.S. currency just as Pacific Investment Management Co. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. are warning investors against buying.
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A team that manages three mutual funds for Milwaukee-based Artisan Partners LP was named 2011 domestic stock manager of the year by Morningstar Inc.
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The Washington Capitals won 2-1 to force a decisive seventh game in their National Hockey League playoff series against the New York Rangers.
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The New York Rangers defeated the Washington Capitals 3-2 in overtime to lead their National Hockey League playoff series by three games to two.
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The Detroit Lions re-signed Calvin Johnson to an eight-year contract that they said is worth close to $130 million and makes him the highest-paid wide receiver in National Football League history.
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The New York Rangers defeated the Washington Capitals 2-1 in triple overtime to lead their National Hockey League playoff series by two games to one.
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The Washington Capitals fired coach Bruce Boudreau after a 5-9-1 slide and decreased production from All-Star forward Alex Ovechkin.
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The New York Rangers beat the Washington Capitals 3-2 in overtime, taking advantage of a late high-sticking penalty to score the tying and winning goals in their National Hockey League playoff game.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the top-seeded Washington Capitals 5-3 to sweep their National Hockey League playoff series.
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