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Sen. Rockefeller attacks 'rapacious' health industry
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Stocks slip on economic worries, Greece weighs
U.S. stocks fell on Thursday but were off session lows after weak employment and durable goods data added to recent worries about the strength of the economic recovery.
Senators urge US to combat China currency policy
A group of 15 U.S. senators on Thursday insisted that China's currency practices are effectively a subsidy, and urged Commerce Secretary Gary Locke to take action. There can be no doubt that China's policy of large-sale intervention in the exchange markets and the significant undervaluation of its currency acts as a subsidy to Chinese exports, the senators said in a letter.
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Obama seeks Republican agreement at health summit
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Apple holds annual meeting as stock seeks catalyst
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Oil falls 3 percent on recovery concerns
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Apple's iTunes store marks sale of 10 billionth song
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GE to sell $3.3 billion stake in Garanti: GE sources
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Coke to buy North American bottling operations
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Germany survives scare on rare lean day
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