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Apple Inc. and Google Inc. are among six technology companies offering platforms for mobile applications that agreed to a privacy protocol to protect consumers, California Attorney General Kamala Harris said.
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Toll Brothers Inc., the largest U.S. luxury-home builder, fell the most in three months after reporting a surprise first-quarter loss as revenue declined and expenses increased.
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Zillow Inc., the Seattle-based online provider of home-price data, fell in New York trading following reports of stock sales by executives.
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The New York Yankees signed former Seattle Mariners reliever David Aardsma, who collected 67 saves in 2009-10, to a one-year contract.
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A landslide near Everett, Washington resulted in track closure and has disrupted some Amtrak service.
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American Airlines’ goal to find $1 billion in new annual revenue after leaving bankruptcy pivots on being able to win $2 billion in labor and other cost reductions, Chief Commercial Officer Virasb Vahidi said.
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The New York Yankees have signed All-Star outfielder Raul Ibanez to a one-year contract, the Major League Baseball team announced today in a statement.
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Online sellers Amazon.com Inc. and EBay Inc. gained brand value last year at the expense of brick- and-mortar retailers such as Best Buy Co., according to an Interbrand report.
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American manufacturers applauded President Barack Obama’s plan to compensate them with credit to offset the unfair financing given to competitors by their governments while one critic labeled it “corporate welfare.”
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President Barack Obama promised to boost support for U.S. manufacturers such as Boeing Co. that face subsidized foreign competition as part of his drive to increase exports.
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