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Madoff trustee sues Safra bank for $111.7 million

The trustee seeking money for Bernard Madoff's victims has sued Safra National Bank of New York to recover $111.7 million derived from investments by feeder funds in the Ponzi schemer's former investment firm.

Wall St rises on China hopes, Internet deal

Wall Street edged higher on Tuesday as China's trade surplus eased fears about a slowdown in global economic growth and Microsoft said it would pay $8.5 billion in cash for Internet phone service Skype.

Famous artists, review [Images]

Famous artists such as Da Vinci, Monet, Picasso and Warhol are common household names. Art & Design takes a look at a four of the most influential and famous artists to have shaped the world of art.

Dean Foods steps up cost reduction, cut 140 jobs

Top U.S. dairy company Dean Foods Co said it has stepped up efforts to cut expenses and may continue to raise prices as it battles higher commodity costs and weak demand at its fresh dairy products business.

Senator Rockefeller proposes do not track bill

Legislation that would allow Internet users to opt out of having personal data collected has again been introduced on Capitol Hill, becoming at least the fourth bill to focus on consumers' online privacy.

Google to launch online music service

Google could launch a new online music service as early as Tuesday, which will be similar to a service recently started by Amazon.com Inc, The Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter.

Wendy's/Arby's warns of rising commodity costs

Wendy's/Arby's Group Inc reported a smaller quarterly loss as sales at Arby's established restaurants improved, but the restaurant chain lowered its 2011 profit forecast citing rising commodity costs.

Import price rise slows in April

U.S. import prices rose at a slower pace in April as petroleum and food cost increases moderated, supporting views the recent jump in commodity prices was likely to be transitory.

Import prices rise 2.2 percent in April

U.S. import prices rose at a slower pace in April as petroleum and food cost increases moderated, a government report showed on Tuesday, supporting views the recent jump in commodity prices was likely to be transitory.

Lehman, Barclays fight over rescue terms

The trustee in charge of liquidating what's left of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc's U.S. brokerage told a judge on Monday that Barclays Plc should return $2.1 billion it received when it bought Lehman's North American arm.

Dean Foods profit beats Street

Dean Foods Co reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit, helped partly by strong sales of its Horizon Organic branded milk, and the dairy company raised its full-year earnings forecast.

ECB's Nowotny backs longer Greek aid repayment

A Greek debt restructuring would have dire consequences, ECB policymakers warned, with one suggesting the bank would be unlikely to help the euro zone recover from the shock by delaying interest rate hikes.

Schwarzenegger Shriver split: details of the separation

CBS News is reporting that it was as recently as this past weekend that Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver were seen together celebrating the graduation of their nephew. Even though they were together and smiling, Shriver wasn't wearing her wedding ring.

McQueen's Savage Beauty is a hit [Images]

Alexander McQueen's Savage Beauty saw more visitors than any other costume show in the history of the Met. Roughly 5,100 visitors attended the exhibition on its opening day proving the show to be a success.

U.S.-China Clashes Laid Bare in Latest Talks

U.S. and Chinese officials in Washington on Monday laid out differences on human rights in China, U.S. exports on high technology products, and China's exchange rate as they held ongoing talks to resolve strategic and economic issues.

Wall St set to rise after strong Chinese data

U.S. stocks were set to rise at the open on Tuesday after strong Chinese trade data eased concerns of a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy and pointed to strong global demand.

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