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Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla said her administration may not succeed in winning legislative approval of a tax system overhaul aimed at paring a deficit that has grown to more than 5 percent of gross domestic product.
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Live Nation Entertainment Inc., the world’s largest concert promoter and ticket seller, is using Bruce Springsteen’s tour to push paperless tickets, a move that may weaken StubHub’s lead in the $4 billion resale market.
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Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla said her administration may not succeed in overhauling the country’s tax system to pare a deficit that has grown to more than 5 percent of gross domestic product.
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Drug legalization in Central America merits a “serious” debate as a solution to the crime and violence coursing through the region even if it runs up against U.S. opposition, said Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla.
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Stockton, California, which is heading toward the first steps of Chapter 9 bankruptcy, is described as a crime-racked wretch designated by Forbes magazine as the most miserable city in America.
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VeriFone Systems Inc., the largest maker of credit-card terminals, plans to announce the acquisition of LIFT Retail Marketing Technology Inc. today to enter the market of in-store display advertising.
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The bankruptcy that Stockton, California, resisted for three years is now at its doorstep, spurred by the weight of retiree costs, the housing bust and accounting blunders that drained the city’s coffers.
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Internet providers such as Verizon Communications Inc. and defense contractors including Lockheed Martin Corp. say they’re waiting for the government to set the terms for an initiative intended to bolster corporate cybersecurity by sharing classified intelligence.
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Cisco Systems Inc. is expanding into a line of products that enable cellular-like roaming on Wi-Fi networks as Chief Executive Officer John Chambers seeks to capitalize on last year’s doubling of mobile-data traffic.
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Adobe Systems Inc., taking another step toward making its software more compatible with Apple Inc.’s devices, released a pared-down version of Photoshop editing software for the iPad.
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