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After the biggest Atlantic storm on record struck the New Jersey shore last October, Seaside Heights Mayor William Akers was asked repeatedly if the town would rebuild in time to welcome summer tourists. “Oh, no problem,” he’d reply.
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Hundreds of people packed the boardwalk this morning in Seaside Heights as the New Jersey shore community greeted Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne.
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Shares in Viacom Inc. rose after the owner of cable networks Nickelodeon and MTV reported fiscal second-quarter profit that exceeded analysts’ estimates on improved advertising sales.
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In 1972, President Richard Nixon cruised to re-election. “The Waltons” premiered on CBS. And Sumner Redstone, who wasn’t yet a global media mogul, made a taxable gift to his children and failed to file a return.
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U.S. stocks fell, dragging the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index from a record high, on slower growth in American payrolls and manufacturing as the Federal Reserve said it will maintain its bond buying to support the economy.
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Twitter Inc. is close to reaching partnerships with television networks that would bring more high-quality video content and advertising to the social site, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Aeropostale Inc.’s former chief executive officer testified that he fired Christopher Finazzo from his job as a merchandise executive in 2006 after learning about his secret dealings with a vendor.
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Time Warner Cable Inc., the second- largest U.S. cable operator, is adding live out-of-home programming for the first time to its TWC TV application, letting customers watch shows on Apple Inc. mobile devices.
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Manchester, home to The Smiths, Oasis and The Verve, is turning to its roots to lure concertgoers to the northern English city by teaming with another rock ’n’ roll brand: MTV.
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Intel Corp. is making progress in talks with Time Warner Inc., NBC Universal and Viacom Inc. to obtain TV shows and films for a first-of-its kind online pay-TV service, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
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