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You're hospitalized and your family faces impossible choices. This is the scenario living wills are supposed to help with. By signing an advance directive, you think you're spelling out your wishes and preventing a nightmare like the fight among Terri Schiavo's relatives.
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John Carney is returning to kick for the New Orleans Saints at the age of 46, a move that comes after Garrett Hartley missed an overtime field goal in the team’s 27-24 loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
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Voter frustration over the economy and dissatisfaction with Washington returned control of the U.S. House of Representatives to Republicans and strengthened the party’s hold on the Senate.
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Aiming to stay a step ahead of “the next Madoff,” the Securities and Exchange Commission is set to hire University of Texas professor Henry Hu to oversee risk analysis and seek out market areas where abuses may emerge, Joshua Gallu, Jesse Westbrook and David Scheer report.
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Delaware would lose its status as the premier venue for U.S. bankruptcy cases, costing the state’s economy an estimated $100 million a year, under a bipartisan bill sponsored by leaders of the House Judiciary Committee.
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The fight over the Volcker rule is shifting in Wall Street’s favor.
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BNP Paribas SA was sued by the U.S. over allegations the Paris-based bank aided a grain export fraud scheme involving commodity payment guarantees provided by the Department of Agriculture.
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Campaign politics were already whipping Washington into frenzy. A split Congress shunned compromise on financial rules or fixes for the economy.
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Sprint Nextel Corp. combined sales and marketing for its business and consumer divisions, placing them under managers from the business side, and announced the departure of four executives.
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A former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst who fled while on probation for leading a $6.7 million insider-trading scheme was ordered to pay a $27.7 million judgment in a lawsuit filed by federal regulators.
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