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J.C. Penney Co. is apologizing.
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U.S. Treasury official Alexander Gelber has been named acting chief economist, according to a department spokeswoman.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry strutted into Illinois this week, hoping to convince employers to move south to the land of no income tax and less government regulation.
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Janice Eberly, the U.S. Treasury’s chief economist, is leaving the department this week.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s refusal to sell bonds for a $500 million renovation of Wrigley Field is poised to help extend a debt rally that has pushed the city’s relative borrowing costs to a four-year low.
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Beth Comstock, a Nike Inc. director, says she picked up ideas in the shoemaker’s boardroom about doing business in India by appealing to that country’s love of cricket. Now she’s taking what she learned back to her day job as General Electric Co.’s marketing chief.
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The $22,000 Patek Philippe timepiece showed Jerome Williams that something was wrong in the National Basketball Association players union.
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Herbalife Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Michael Johnson accused hedge fund manager Bill Ackman of “gross mischaracterizations” about the nutrition company’s direct-selling model as Herbalife executives mounted a point-by- point defense for investors.
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Paul Ryan’s abs have helped sell a bunch of P90X workout DVDs.
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QBE Insurance Group Ltd. hired Citigroup Inc.’s Sue Harnett as chief operating officer for North America operations after Australia’s largest insurer expanded in the U.S. through acquisitions.
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