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The University of Virginia’s board will meet next week to discuss the “terms of employment” for Teresa Sullivan, the president they ousted earlier this month, fueling speculation they may reinstate her.
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Lower Colorado River Authority, which supplies electricity for more than 1 million people in Texas, sold $200 million of bonds as the premium above similarly rated debt plunged about 60 percent in three months.
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Bank of America Corp. will introduce an exchange-traded note whose value is derived from the size of stock-price swings in the U.S., competing with Barclays Plc securities that won as much as $2.8 billion in assets.
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The Arkx Clean Energy Fund ’s managers are Australians who don’t have a dollar invested in Australia, a stance that’s unlikely to change after the Aug. 21 election.
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Texas ’s reserve fund may climb to 28 percent more than officially forecast by 2013 as energy prices rally, a gain that might help the second-most populous state avoid some spending cuts, a key senator said.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission agreed to drop an administrative action against former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. director Rajat Gupta, and he pledged to dismiss a lawsuit claiming the regulatory proceeding violated his constitutional rights.
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Bank of America Corp. is among a group of lenders that may face a wave of new lawsuits claiming cash-strapped counties were cheated out of millions of dollars by a system used for more than a decade to register mortgages.
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John J. O’Brien, a former lawyer at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP specializing in corporate mergers and acquisitions, pleaded guilty to charges he failed to pay income taxes.
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CVS Caremark Corp . and Medco Health Solutions Inc. are opposing the U.S. Postal Service’s plan to end Saturday delivery, saying the move would delay needed medicines and may boost mail-order drug prices.
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The National Book Critics Circle gave its fiction award Thursday night in Manhattan to Jennifer Egan for “A Visit From the Goon Squad” ( Knopf ), a time- jumping, voice-shifting novel about youth, aging, power and pop music.
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