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EADS: won't protest lowball Boeing tanker deal

Airbus parent EADS conceded defeat in an epic, decade-long contest to sell aerial tankers to the Pentagon and confirmed it would not protest the award of a $30 billion contract to Boeing Co .

Ireland plea for EU leeway gets cool response

Ireland's new prime minister in waiting pleaded with fellow European conservative leaders on Friday for easier terms on Dublin's financial bailout loans, but was told there would be no free lunches.

Spike TV to broadcast Charlie Sheen animated special

Entertainment Weekly is reporting that Spike TV has teamed up with Taiwanese viral sensation NMA to produce Charlie Sheen's Winningest Moments. The animated feature will be a half-hour special chronicling the most outrageous moments on Sheen's recent controversies.

Twitter share auction suggests $7.7 billion valuation

A recent auction of Twitter shares on the secondary market suggests investors value the company at $7.7 billion, more than twice the valuation the Internet microblogging service garnered in a December funding round.

Employment rebounds from winter gloom

U.S. employers hired workers at the fastest pace in nine months in February and the jobless rate slipped to a nearly two-year low of 8.9 percent, showing the economy is finally kicking into a higher gear.

Ireland pleads for EU leeway, gets cool response

Ireland's new prime minister in waiting pleaded with fellow European conservative leaders on Friday for easier terms on Dublin's financial bailout loans, but was told there would be no free lunches.

BofA CEO faces tough task at investor day

Bank of America Corp Chief Executive Brian Moynihan has a tough assignment for the company's investor day next week: convincing shareholders he has a blueprint for the bank's future.

Bing Taking A Kayak For Flight Deals

A day after it announced a new service which would bring Groupon-like daily deals together, Microsoft’s Bing announced a partnership with Kayak to feature flight deals.

Courtroom showdown in sweeping U.S. trading probe

A sweeping insider trading case that shook the hedge fund world is finally set for trial, with onetime billionaire Raj Rajaratnam fighting to stay out of prison in a courtroom drama over corporate secrets, tapped telephones and friends-turned-government witnesses.

Wall St ends down; up slightly for week

U.S. stocks closed down and erased most of gains for the week on Friday as fears of more geopolitical turmoil and higher oil prices threaten to stifle rallies in coming weeks.

Oil rises on Libya clashes, Mideast unrest

Brent oil prices pushed back above $116 a barrel and U.S. oil hit its highest since September 2008 on Friday, as fighting in Libya intensified and threatened the country's oil sector.

France embarrassed by Renault spying debacle

France faced severe political embarrassment on Friday after carmaker Renault said the three top executives it sacked for industrial espionage in January might not be spies after all.

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