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Regulators to reassert broadband regulation

The Federal Communications Commission will announce on Thursday that it will reassert regulation of broadband and continue an open Internet policy, but also refrain from imposing strict regulatory burdens on broadband providers like Verizon, AT&T and Comcast.

Caterpillar changes top structure

Caterpillar Inc said on Wednesday that its Chief Financial Officer Dave Burritt will retire next month as part a major management restructuring that will also lead to the departure of four other top executives.

Nike sees global swoosh with sales up 40% by '15

Nike Inc expects its revenue to rise more than 40 percent to $27 billion by 2015, helped by new stores and demand for its namesake brand and smaller brands like Converse, the athletic giant said on Wednesday.

Freddie Mac posts loss, sees need for state funds

Freddie Mac , the second-largest provider of residential mortgage funds, on Wednesday said it lost $8.0 billion in the first quarter and warned that it would continue to need government funds because the housing market remains fragile.

Europe leaders warn of contagion, 3 die in Greece

European leaders warned on Wednesday that the euro zone debt crisis could spread like a bushfire beyond Greece, and investors sold stocks and the euro as Greek anti-austerity unrest claimed its first lives.

Daily forex forecast - 06/5/2010

Australian Dollar: Despite the release of stronger than expected Australian economic data yesterday the Aussie dollar hovered around the 91 cent handle in Asia before resuming its recent downward trend in offshore trade overnight.

A Not-So-Calm Day in South Korea

Japan and South Korea share numerous things in common - among them: nameless streets, a tendency of co-workers to go out with each other after work for drinks, students studying ridiculous hours to prepare for university entrance exams, and cuisines typically unfriendly for vegetarians.

Senate amends Wall St reform bill on taxpayers

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday approved an amendment to a sweeping Wall Street reform bill that would prohibit the use of taxpayer funds to bail out financial institutions. It was the bill's first amendment.

Time Warner profit up on ad recovery, cable

Time Warner Inc posted a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on a rebound in advertising sales at its cable networks and magazines, as well as strong DVD sales of The Blind Side and Sherlock Holmes.

Senate to vote on key Wall Street reform component

The Senate was expected to vote by Wednesday afternoon on a new orderly liquidation system for dismantling distressed financial firms that will exclude a proposed $50 billion fund to help pay for it, according to the Senate's chief author of Wall Street reform.

Australian researchers discovers swine flu antidote

Scientists from an Australian biotechnology company Marinova Pty Ltd, have successfully isolated a natural extract from seaweed that has been proven to inhibit the H1N1 virus, a breakthrough that is anticipated as it offers hope in the management of influenza outbreaks.

Doctors call to lead on solving climate change dilemma

According to the report published in the Medical Journal of Australia, doctors are called to take the lead in finding practical solutions to decrease the carbon footprints correlated with obesity, chronic disease and population growth.

Euro zone warned of contagion

European leaders warned on Wednesday that the euro zone debt crisis could spread like a bushfire beyond Greece, and investors sold stocks and the euro as Greek anti-austerity unrest claimed its first lives.

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