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CBS Corp. Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves received $62.2 million in total compensation in 2012, a drop of 11 percent that still places him among the top- earning executives in the U.S.
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Wholesale electricity on the eastern U.S. grid operated by PJM Interconnection LLC slipped for a second day as mild weather cut power demand.
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Intermittent blackouts strike Cairo several hours a day, with no warning for 11 million residents. That’s exactly where FirmGreen Inc. of Newport Beach, California, wants to invest.
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GlaxoSmithKline Plc’s Avandia, the best-selling diabetes pill that was pulled off the market in Europe and tightly restricted in the U.S. because of its heart risks, will undergo another regulatory review.
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Choice Hotels International Inc., owner of such brands as Comfort Inn and Cambria Suites, seeks to expand in Europe, where the economy has been hindered by the euro zone’s debt crisis, while many other lodging companies are growing in Asia, Chief Executive Officer Steve Joyce said.
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Natural gas futures climbed in New York, heading for an eighth weekly gain, on speculation that cold weather would widen a supply deficit.
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Natural gas futures may decline next week as moderating weather cuts demand for the heating fuel, a Bloomberg News survey showed.
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It’s 7:45 a.m. in White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough’s office and about a dozen senior aides are focusing on two flat-screen monitors with PowerPoint slides.
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By the time former Phoenix Suns executive Rick Welts’s I-am-gay announcement appeared on the front page of the May 15, 2011, New York Times, he already had revealed his secret to friends, co-workers and business associates.
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Pentagon weapons spending through 2017 will be $20.6 billion, or 4.5 percent, less than projected a year ago for the same period, according to internal figures.
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