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Neymar, Brazil’s most marketable soccer player, wants to complete the final year of his contract with Santos rather than move to Europe during the offseason, his manager said today.
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Linda Poole can’t restrain herself when it comes to the most-polarizing topic in Montana: the reintroduction of purebred bison. As Poole sees it, the bison aren’t a cause. They’re cuddly fundraising mascots helping the American Prairie Reserve to raise money to advance its mission of land accumulation under the auspices of species preservation.
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Shale gas may account for 45 percent of production of the fuel in Europe excluding Norway by 2035, management consultant A.T. Kearney said, citing a study.
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Dowa Holdings Co., Japan’s biggest silver producer, will raise output 40 percent this year to meet solar-cell demand after the 2011 Fukushima disaster crippled a nuclear power plant and sent fossil fuel costs higher.
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Cameron Clyne, catapulted to the helm of National Australia Bank Ltd. in the depths of the global financial crisis, saw only one way out.
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The Brazilian government is planning to propose banning soccer teams from selling player-transfer rights to investors, a key source of revenue for many of the country’s cash-strapped clubs.
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In Claire Messud’s smoldering new novel, a 37-year-old elementary-school teacher becomes infatuated with a student’s family and experiences a heady awakening. That’s only half the story, though. “The Woman Upstairs” also offers a furious account of betrayal, the true source of which is withheld until the final pages.
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Siemens AG Chief Peter Loescher’s fourth profit forecast cut in his six-year tenure has investors questioning whether he’ll be able to reach a target for matching profitability at General Electric Co. and ABB Ltd.
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President Barack Obama’s proposal to wean the Tennessee Valley Authority from the U.S. government faces the same obstacles that have frustrated privatization advocates since President Dwight Eisenhower termed the state- controlled power company “creeping socialism” in the 1950s.
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Rupinder Sidhu, a management consultant, pleaded not guilty to 23 counts of insider trading and one count of money laundering at a London court.
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