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Airgas profit beats Street as sales surge

Industrial gas supplier Airgas Inc , which is working to stave off a hostile takeover by rival Air Products and Chemicals Inc , posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Friday as sales surged.

Special Report: Augmented hype? Mobile's next big thing

Maarten Lens-Fitzgerald signs off his messages with a little joke: This email might have been written while cycling. It could be an apology for his spelling, an allusion to the fact he's Dutch or even a hint at his oddball imagination. Or perhaps, given Lens-Fitzgerald is the head of a company that wants to fuse the virtual and physical worlds, it could be taken literally.

Schlumberger profit climbs, see strong 2011

Schlumberger Ltd , the world's largest oilfield services company, posted a higher-than-expected profit boosted by strong demand in North America, and said it expected brisk activity to continue.

WTO final Boeing subsidy ruling seen on January 31

The World Trade Organization will issue a confidential final ruling on January 31 concerning European claims that Boeing benefited from unfair aircraft subsidies, sources familiar with the case said on Friday.

Dow and S&P 500 edge up, boosted by GE

The Dow and S&P 500 rose on Friday as General Electric Co's earnings bolstered views the recovery was gaining traction and helped set the market back on its up trend after two days of declines.

Wall St rises as GE, earnings help sentiment

Stocks gained on Friday as General Electric Co's earnings bolstered views the recovery was gaining traction and helped set the market back on its up trend after two days of declines.

New York Jets Hoping For Win, Financial Boost

A New York Jets win this Sunday not only would propel the team to its first Super Bowl appearance since 1969, but could also give the team a boost in revenue while it makes payments on $650-million in debt.

Zsa Zsa Gabor to Sell Bel Air Mansion

Zsa Zsa Gabor and her husband Frederic Prinz von Anhalt are planning to sell their Bel Air, Calif., mansion for about $28 million. An option of lease and buy is also available, said John Blanchette, a publicist for Gabor.

BofA posts net loss after writedown

Bank of America Corp, the largest U.S. bank by assets, reported a second straight quarterly net loss, hurt by a $2 billion writedown of the value of its mortgage business.

Orange seen eying stake in Dailymotion: report

France Telecom's Orange is in talks to buy a stake of between 30 percent and 50 percent in video-sharing web site Dailymotion, a blog on the website of French weekly L'Express said on Friday.

Iran draws red lines at outset of nuclear talks

Iran gave no sign of making concessions to world powers bent on coaxing it to curb its nuclear programme at talks on Friday, saying it would not discuss suspending sensitive uranium enrichment.

Hu visits U.S. heartland to tout business ties

Chinese President Hu Jintao took his political roadshow to the U.S. heartland on Friday, visiting Chicago to highlight business and cultural ties between the world's two largest economies.

Protests as Tunisia mourns victims of unrest

Anti-government protesters took to the streets on Friday as Tunisia began three days of mourning for the dozens of people killed during the overthrow of president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.

Tunisia protests hit economy: IMF spokesman

Economic activity in Tunisia has been hit by recent political turmoil but it is hard to know exactly by how much without a proper assessment, an IMF spokesman said on Thursday.

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