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Cuban and U.S. officials will meet in Washington tomorrow and the next day to discuss possible direct mail service between their nations.
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Fewer Americans than forecast filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, showing companies are refraining from firing workers even as growth cools this quarter.
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Royal Mail Group Ltd., the U.K.’s postal service, set the pricing and structure of 1.4 billion pounds ($2.2 billion) of loans to provide funding before a planned sale of the company’s shares, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.
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Coca-Cola HBC AG is issuing its first bonds since the world’s second-biggest bottler of the soft drink switched its stock listing to London from Athens as European borrowing costs climb to a three-month high.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has paid $580,000 to settle claims by a former internal watchdog that he was fired in an effort to quash his investigations.
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The Federal Reserve probably won’t alter its strategy for $85 billion in monthly bond purchases even after a 175,000 gain in U.S. hiring last month exceeded economists’ forecasts.
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American employers took on more workers than forecast in May as the world’s largest economy weathered the impact of higher taxes and federal spending cuts.
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Cleveland Indians All-Star relief pitcher Chris Perez was charged with marijuana possession after he told law enforcement agents that drugs and paraphernalia found in his home were for his personal use.
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The home of Cleveland Indians All- Star relief pitcher Chris Perez was raided yesterday by law- enforcement authorities investigating a drug delivery, police said. Perez wasn’t charged.
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Germany's government chose to receive at least part of its dividend from Deutsche Telekom AG in cash this year, rather than shares, reducing money available for the phone company’s efforts to upgrade its network.
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