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Jeffrey Gundlach, manager of the top- ranked DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund, reiterated his case for shorting Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.
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Brendan McDonagh traveled to Madrid last month brandishing a map with about 120 hotels. Unlike other visitors to the Spanish capital, they were all in Ireland.
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Six months after Hurricane Sandy, Margarette Purvis is still trying to get food to the hungry.
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The oldest son of rock musician Jon Bon Jovi plans to join the University of Notre Dame’s football team as a non-scholarship player this year, according to Irish Sports Daily.
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The 12th Tribeca Film Festival, which opens Wednesday and continues through April 28, may not be the biggest edition ever mounted. Yet it’s still enormous enough to be overwhelming, with 89 feature films, 60 shorts and five interactive projects from 37 countries.
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Bond hedge-fund manager 5:15 Capital Management LLC, named after a song by The Who, will wind down and return client money after redemptions, according to a letter obtained by Bloomberg.
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A publisher of hit songs by the 1970s rock band Boston, including “More Than a Feeling” and “Don’t Look Back,” sued the group’s leader and songwriter, Tom Scholz, to prevent the termination of his copyrights.
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Jeffrey Gundlach, manager of the top-ranked DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund, said shrinking bond-market returns may prompt investors to stop piling into fixed-income funds as soon as this year.
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From his first days as Baltimore mayor more than a decade ago, Democrat Martin O’Malley has been discussed as a future presidential contender.
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Biogen Idec Inc., the fourth- largest U.S. biotechnology company by market value, won a U.S. patent that may guard its experimental multiple sclerosis pill from generic competition for eight more years than anticipated.
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