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The Desperate Housewives - Why We Love Them

They have visited our homes since 2004. They made us laugh at their crazy goof-ups, cry when they were unhappy, and root for them when they survived a crisis. In one way or other, most women have identified with their hopes, dreams, and idiosyncrasies. They are...the desperate housewives of Wisteria Lane, Fairview

FedEx profit rises, sees robust 2012

FedEx Corp reported a strong fourth-quarter profit on Wednesday despite fuel and economic challenges and forecast robust 2012 earnings, sending its shares up 3 percent in premarket trading.

States close to deal with big tobacco companies: report

Big cigarette makers could recoup $2 billion under a proposed deal with state attorneys general to resolve a long-running dispute over payments required by the landmark 1998 tobacco settlement, the Wall Street Journal reported.

After Ron Paul speech, Obama tries to woo 'young people tired of US wars'

Only days after Ron Paul famously said his candidacy is a response to endless, undeclared, unwinnable wars dumped on the young people, White House sources frantically confirmed that President Obama will shortly announce his plans to withdraw 10,000 troops from Afghanistan in a phased manner by the end of 2011.

Talks with banks over Greek bailout begin: source

Talks between governments and private creditors about voluntary participation in a second bailout package for Greece will begin across the euro zone on Wednesday, a source in the German government said.

Greek government survives confidence vote

Greece's government will approve a new austerity package on Wednesday after it survived a confidence vote that was a crucial hurdle in a battle to avert the euro zone's first sovereign debt default.

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