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Japan says to act decisively on excessive forex moves

Japan's finance minister said on Saturday he would take decisive action against excessive and speculative yen moves, Kyodo news agency reported, threatening to conduct currency intervention after the yen rose to a record high against the dollar.

Groupon's Mason makes a splash

Goofball, visionary, opportunist, maverick: Andrew Mason invites all manner of description but the one thing all agree on is that the Groupon CEO is one shrewd customer.

Rules of Engagement premiere up, Big Bang top rated

With ratings for Game 2 of the World Series on Fox still pending, CBS currently holds the top ratings slot for Thursday, thanks largely to the top-rated The Big Bang Theory and a strong season premiere for Rules of Engagement, according to preliminary numbers.

Young adult series Empty Coffin headed to big screen

New York Times bestselling author Gregg Olsen has sold the movie rights to his young adult novel series Empty Coffin to independent financier and production company Kerry Kimmel & Pollack and Eric Thompson's Vigilante Entertainment, the companies announced.

Three Musketeers gives swashbuckling a bad name

The creators of the umpteenth new adaptation of The Three Musketeers decided that the classic novel really needed a giant blimp battle, high-tech booby traps, bird droppings, Matrix-esque slo-mo fight scenes and scads of computer-generated French soldiers.

Oscar entries, international auteurs coming to AFI Fest

New films from international auteurs Bela Tarr, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Hong Sang-Soo, Chantal Akerman, Jean-Marc Vallee and Dogtooth director Yorgos Lanthimos will come to Los Angeles for the upcoming AFI Fest 2011, festival organizers announced on Friday.

Lindsay Lohan arrives at morgue, on time

Actress Lindsay Lohan arrived on time to her court-ordered community service at a morgue on Friday, after nearly jeopardizing her probation one day earlier by turning up late and being refused entry.

Groupon's scaled back IPO to raise up to $540 million

Groupon Inc plans to raise as much as $540 million in an initial public offering, less than previously planned, as the daily deals website grapples with a weak equities market, executive departures and questions about its accounting and business model.

Groupon could find IPO a tough sale

Groupon Inc faces its toughest sales pitch next week when the daily deals website launches a roadshow to persuade investors to buy shares in its initial public offering.

Years after NAFTA, first long-haul Mexican truck enters U.S.

The first Mexican truck bound for the U.S. interior crossed at the international bridge at Laredo, Texas, on Friday, carrying electronic equipment destined for suburban Dallas and fulfilling a controversial provision of the 1994 North American Free Trade Act.

EU eyes 50-60 percent Greek haircut for sustainable: Troika

Private investors would have to forgive 60 percent of what Greece owes them to make its debt sustainable by 2020 and for a euro zone loan package to stay at the 109 billion euros ($151 billion) agreed in July, a report by international lenders said.

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