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The future of 30 proposed nuclear reactors in the United States, including a second at Ameren Missouri’s Callaway plant, has been thrown into limbo while […]

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After three days of rallying to reclaim pre-Japan earthquake levels, U.S. stocks slipped back into the red on Tuesday. Fatigued investors took a step […]

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Sony Corp. (6758) and Nissan Motor Co. said they’re preparing to resume production at some factories as Japanese manufacturers seek to recover from the […]

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Starbucks Corp. is raising the price for its coffee sold in stores by up to 12 percent to cope with higher costs for beans.
The coffee […]

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Japan’s government said there’s no evidence that insurance companies are repatriating assets from abroad and that the yen’s climb today was driven by speculation. […]

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Investors and economists are paring bets that the European Central Bank will raise interest rates next month as the aftermath of Japan’s biggest earthquake overshadows […]

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The decision to opt for medical care that relies on the most costly technology is often based on blind faith that newer, elaborate and expensive […]

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A major earthquake in northeastern Japan hit stocks all round the world Friday but the yen proved resilient to one of the bigger tremors the […]

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Ireland’s newly elected prime minister, Enda Kenny, devoted his first full day on the job Thursday to lobbying the European Commission for a better bailout […]

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