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Pandora increases IPO value by 48 percent

Online radio company Pandora Media Inc raised the proposed value of its initial public offering by almost 50 percent, hoping to catch the investor fever that has taken Internet companies such as LinkedIn to new heights.

City Guide: Berlin, Germany

Go for the history, go for the culture, go for the art, whatever the reason, make sure you don't miss Germany's most Vibrant city!

Import prices rise for 8th straight month

Import prices rose for an eighth straight month in May despite a drop in fuel costs, with the year-on-year increase reaching its highest level in nearly three years, according to data on Friday.

Dow, S&P on track to sixth consecutive weekly decline

The Dow and the S&P were on track to post their sixth consecutive weekly drop for the first time since mid-2008 on Friday as China's weaker trade data and disputes about a second bailout of Greece escalated concerns about the global economic slowdown.

RIM investor seeks to split CEO, chairman roles

An investor in Research In Motion has pushed for a shareholder vote on whether Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie should retain shared roles as chairmen of the board and chief executives at the BlackBerry maker.

TMX undeterred as hostile bid looms

The head of Canadian market operator TMX Group Inc said on Friday it is full steam ahead for his company's friendly takeover by London Stock Exchange Group Plc even though a hostile bid for TMX could come any day now.

Spanish police arrest Anonymous PlayStation hackers

Spanish police arrested three suspected members of the so-called Anonymous group on Friday on charges of cyber-attacks against targets including Sony's PlayStation network, governments, businesses and banks.

Dutch back German govt on Greek bailout terms

The Netherlands on Friday backed Germany over the participation of the private sector in a new bailout package for debt-laden Greece, an issue that has set Berlin on a collision course with the European Central Bank.

Carstens says India, Mexico agree on more say

Mexican Central Bank chief Agustin Carstens said on Friday that India and Mexico agreed emerging markets should have a higher representation in the International Monetary Fund as he campaigned for the global lender's top job.

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