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Takata President Stefan Stocker Steps Down Over Air Bag Recall Crisis
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American Apparel Takeover Offer Far Too Low: Source
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Google Self-Driving Car Prototype Is Ready For The Road, It Says
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Delta Employee Charged With Smuggling Guns Aboard Flight Headed For New York From Atlanta
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BP Says Deepwater Horizon Spill Civil Penalty Should Be Lowered Along With Oil Prices
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Hyperloop Sees 600 MPH LA-To-San Francisco Run By 2025
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Sony Hack Ignites Cybersecurity Market, But Human Element Remains Weak Link
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Airbus Delivers First A350 To Qatar Airways After A Weeklong Delay
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Emerging Markets 2014: How Russian Ruble Crisis, Tumbling Oil Prices Will Affect Bond Markets
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Apple Pay Gains Traction With 1% Of November Digital Payments
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FRC To Probe PwC Over Tesco Accounting Scandal
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Taiwan Says Uber 'Violating Law' By Operating Without License
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Britain Weighs Up Oil Industry Calls For North Sea Tax Breaks
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Xiaomi’s rapid rise has led to stratospheric valuations, making it more valuable than established companies.
UK Firms Expect To Offer A Bit More Pay In 2015: CBI
British companies plan to cautiously relax their grip on pay in 2015.
Dish Network Bans Fox News After Contract Expires
Fox wants its viewers to choose another cable provider besides Dish.
Saudi Arabia Says Won't Cut Oil Output
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