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Breakwater reaches labor deal at Myra Falls

Breakwater Resources has reached a tentative deal with unionized workers at its Myra Falls mine in British Columbia, averting a strike at the operation, the two sides said on Monday.

Leaders hail Wall fall, vow to topple new barriers

Chancellor Angela Merkel and other leaders hailed the human courage that toppled the Berlin Wall, saying the historic events of 20 years ago showed the world could tackle new challenges, from poverty to climate change.

EPA C02 endangerment finding to White House

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has sent its final proposal on whether carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions pose a danger to human health and welfare to the White House for review, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson told Reuters on Monday.

U.S. trial of ex-Bear Stearns execs goes to jury

The trial of two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers went to a jury on Monday, the first high-profile Wall Street executives criminally charged with fraud over subprime mortgage-backed securities that fueled the market meltdown.

Kraft aiming to acquire Cadbury more cheaply

Kraft Foods chief executive Irene Rosenfeld is playing hardball with her $16.4 billion hostile offer for Cadbury, triggering a bid battle that could stretch for up to three months.

Parties in Google books deal need more time

Google Inc and a group representing authors and publishers have asked the court for more time to revise a controversial deal that would allow Google to create a vast library of electronic books, according to a source close to the parties involved.

Stocks rally on increased risk appetite

U.S. stocks rallied on Monday, with the Dow Jones industrial average at a 13-month high, as the Group of 20's pledge to keep aid flowing to the world's economy boosted investors' appetite for risk.

8 Reasons to Stage Your Home for Sale

Staging can be pricey. Especially if you go with someone good. The designer alone can run on the range of $1400-$3000 and rental of materials as much as $300-700 per month. Is it worth it? Homes that are priced right still need to compete. Anytime you can remove people's fears about purchasing a twix, a computer or a home, you'll be that much closer to locking in the sale.

Merkel hails eastern courage at Wall anniversary

Chancellor Angela Merkel hailed the courage of easterners who helped bring down the Berlin Wall as the city celebrated the 20th anniversary of the events that marked the end of the Cold War and the beginning of a reunited Germany.

U.S. says can give Iran time to okay nuclear deal

The United States is willing to give Iran time to decide whether to accept a U.N.-brokered deal meant to allay suspicions it is after atomic bombs but which has drawn Iranian objections, a U.S. diplomat said on Monday.

Oil jumps 3 percent on Ida, equities

Oil rose 3 percent toward $80 a barrel on Monday after Tropical Storm Ida forced the shut in of U.S. oil and gas production, helping to support prices.

Stocks jumps as G20 pledges liquidity

U.S. stocks jumped on Monday, pushing the Dow industrials to their highest level in more than a year, as the Group of 20 leaders pledged to keep aid flowing to their economies until a recovery was certain.

Revlon jumps on lender nod to credit amendments

Shares of Revlon Inc jumped 35 percent to a new year-high on Monday, after the cosmetics maker said its consumer products unit received lender consents to amend its bank term-loan and revolver credit agreements to refinance its long-term debt .

Health companies see relief in U.S. Senate bill

Health insurers, drugmakers and other companies expect U.S. Senate lawmakers to soften the blow from health reform legislation narrowly passed by the House of Representatives that calls for a greater government role in the industry.

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