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EU Leaders Reach Fiscal Pact but Give up on Treaty Change

European leaders agreed on stricter budget rules for the euro zone Friday, but failed to secure changes to the EU treaty among all 27 member states, meaning a deal will instead have to involve just euro zone states and any others that want to join.

EU leaders agree fiscal pact, falter on treaty change

EU leaders agreed stricter budget rules for the euro zone on Friday, but failed to secure changes to the EU treaty among all 27 member states, meaning a deal will instead have to involve just euro zone states and any others that want to join.

Samsung wins round in long legal fight with Apple

Samsung Electronics Co won a round of its bruising global patent fight with Apple Inc on Friday when an Australian court lifted a ban on the sale of its Galaxy tablet computer in time for the busy Christmas shopping season.

FDA advisers revise popular birth control labels

U.S. health advisers recommended a revision of labels for the widely used new generation of birth control pills, based on data showing they may put women at a higher risk of dangerous blood clots.

Hans Zimmer, Pharrell Williams: Oscar music consultants

The Oscars will go in a new direction musically in 2012, with producers Brian Grazer and Don Mischer choosing composer Hans Zimmer and songwriter/producer Pharrell Williams to be music consultants for the 84th Academy Awards.

Theron finds beauty in bad behavior in Young Adult

Movies love to teach us life lessons -- which is kind of ironic, because if you've ever gotten to know any screenwriters or directors, you learn that some of them are lovely people, but very few of them should be in the advice-dispensing business.

Samsung Wins Australian Round Against Apple

Samsung Electronics Co won a round of its bruising global patent fight with Apple Inc on Friday when an Australian court lifted a ban on the sale of its Galaxy tablet computer in time for the busy Christmas shopping season.

MF Global's Corzine: I did not intend to break rules

A contrite Jon Corzine, in his first public defense of his leadership of now-bankrupt futures brokerage MF Global, told U.S. lawmakers he never intended to break rules and had no clue what happened to hundreds of millions of dollars in missing customer money.

BofA lawyer says settlement challenger is Baupost

Walnut Place, a group of undisclosed investors who oppose Bank of America Corp's $8.5 billion mortgage bond settlement, is the Baupost Group, a distressed debt fund, according to an attorney for the bank.

Angels land Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson

The Los Angeles Angels pulled off a stunning coup on Thursday by reaching an agreement to sign three-time National League most valuable player Albert Pujols and All-Star pitcher C.J. Wilson.

Alternate anti-piracy bill released; Hollywood not biting

With support for current proposed anti-piracy legislation waning, U.S. Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and U.S. Congressman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) released on Thursday a compromise proposal that would likely receive the endorsement of the tech community.

Michael Buble rules album chart for 2nd week

Michael Buble continued his reign at the top of the U.S. Billboard 200 album chart on Wednesday with Christmas, as Bruno Mars' single It Will Rain took the No. 1 spot on the Hot 100 chart.

L.A. Dodgers Score Big Win in Court

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Kevin Gross ruled on Thursday that the Los Angeles Dodgers can sell their television rights months before the team’s contract with Fox Sports expires -- a significant win for the team in its ongoing legal saga.

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