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Hormel Foods Corp., the maker of Spam lunchmeat, rose to a record after agreeing to buy the Skippy peanut-butter business from Unilever for about $700 million to expand further into China.
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As Democrats and Republicans argue about how to spread the pain of health-care spending cuts, one group has been curiously excluded from the discussion: doctors. There’s good reason to change that.
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With the possible exception of Bible-based movies, the Christmas genre is the most likely to suffer from reverence overload.
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A first edition of Adam Smith’s “An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations” could sell for as much as $120,000 at auction next month.
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Arguably, the two most celebrated U.S. visual artists of the 20th century were not Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock , but Walt Disney and Norman Rockwell .
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Norman Rockwell’s iconic 1943 Thanksgiving scene, “Freedom From Want,” vies for attention with a giant portrait of Mitt Romney by contemporary artist Richard Phillips in a new exhibition space in Chelsea.
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LeRoy Neiman, the flamboyantly mustachioed painter whose vivid portraits of athletes and celebrities made him one of the best-known and most commercially successful American artists, has died. He was 91.
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Gibson Guitar Corp. settled its patent-infringement claims against Viacom Inc. , Electronic Arts Inc. and retailers over the “Rock Band” music-video game, according to court filings.
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The newest banner in the window of the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh features a strikingly realistic portrait of Superman. Unfazed as bullets bounce from his chest, neck and forehead, the Man of Steel wears a calm, resolute expression, made all the more convincing by the creases and fine lines of early middle age.
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You’ll be transported back to the 1990s when Weezer’s power chords ricochet around Roseland Ballroom tonight.
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