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The U.S. should consider new laws to let American companies better defend themselves against cyberattacks from Chinese-based hackers, said a commission led by two former advisers to President Barack Obama.
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Henrik Ibsen’s “The Master Builder,” now at Brooklyn Academy of Music starring John Turturro, wraps fanciful questions about creativity and the artistic impulse around Halvard Solness, the brilliant delusional lout who has turned personal tragedy into professional triumph.
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Chinese stocks fell the most in a month in New York, as Perfect World Co. sank after forecasting sales below analysts’ estimates while Suntech Power Holdings Co. slid amid debt restructuring and plans to close a U.S. plant.
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The budget has its share of retreads, non-starters and counterproductive tax ideas that make it a less useful document in the war of ideas.
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Perfect World Co., a Chinese online games developer, fell the most since Aug. 2 as investors speculated the company may report second-quarter earnings below analyst estimates.
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Perfect World Co. advanced the most in more than four years, leading gains in Chinese stocks traded in the U.S., as expansion into overseas markets spurred a doubling in profit and a special dividend.
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Perfect World Co., a Beijing-based online-game developer, jumped the most since 2007 in U.S. trading after reporting fourth-quarter net income that was almost double the average of analysts’ estimates.
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Chinese stocks rose to a five-week high in New York as better-than-expected U.S. retail sales boosted the outlook for the Asian nation’s exports.
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Before his death on Oct. 5, 2011, Steve Jobs made sure that the elevation of Tim Cook, his longtime head of operations and trusted deputy, to chief executive officer of Apple Inc. would be drama-free.
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Chinese stocks traded in the U.S. rose for a second day, led by Internet companies, on prospects the Asian nation will take further measures to spur expansion after import growth fell to a two-year low.
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