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Jolie, Pitt twins expected in few weeks

Angelina Jolie's doctor Michael Sussmann revealed Wednesday in Nice, France, that the birth of her twins will happen in the weeks to come, the Associated Press reported.

This Week In Petroleum - Jul 2

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New York Transfat Ban in Full Swing

The final stages of plan to ban trans-fat laden foods from New York's restaurant menus went into full swing on Tuesday, as the city vies to make food more heart-friendly for its nearly 10 million residents.

CIT up 30 pct after home lending exit

CIT Group Inc. completed its exit from all of its home lending business on Tuesday, with two separate sales, noting that it wants to focus on commercial finance.

PRECIOUS METALS: Gold Futures Hit 10-Week High on Iran Tensions

Gold futures gained on Tuesday to a 10-week high on speculation that increased tensions over Iran's nuclear program will boost investment demand for the precious metal as a hedge against inflation. Silver also gained while dollar dropped against international counterparts.

Wall Street Comes Under on Oil

U.S. stocks plunged sharply on Tuesday, sending the Dow Jones into a bear market as crude oil prices continued to rise causing financial stocks to tumble as more analysts reduced earnings estimates for banks.

McCain Reacts to Clark's Comments

John McCain's campaign issued an outraged statement on Sunday following the remarks of retired General, Wesley Clark, who said he didn't see McCain's service as a fighter pilot and prisoner of war is a qualification to be president.

Supermodel Ruslana Korshunova body identified

The family of 20 year-old Ruslana Korshunova, the supermodel who died on Saturday after falling from her ninth floor apartment in New York City, identified her body on Monday, according to the Medical Examiner Officer's spokeswoman Megan Cuccia.

Obama Responds to Patriotism Attacks

Barack Obama said on Monday his own carelessness caused him to receive intense criticism when he did not place his hand over his heart while singing the Star Spangled Banner in Iowa last year and for not wearing the label flag pin.

Wachovia falls amid concerns over dividend, joint venture

Wachovia falls amid concerns over dividend, joint ventureWachovia Corp shares fell on Monday after concerns that the bank may cut its dividend and buy back its stake in a brokerage venture with Prudential Financial Inc.Shares of Wachovia fell 67 cents, or 4.13 percent, to $15.56 at 3:02 p.m. in late afternoon trading.Analysts at Fox-Pitt Kelton Cochran Caronia Waller indicated risks that Wachovia, along with Comerica and Marshall & Ilsley were most at risk at having their dividen...

Bill Gates bids a teary farewell to Microsoft

Bill Gates said a teary goodbye on Friday to Microsoft Corp, the software maker he built into the world's most valuable technology company based on the ambitious goal of placing a computer on every desk and in every home.

Americans rediscover the piggy bank

Consumers banked a big portion of their tax rebate checks last month, giving them enough cushion to keep spending for a few more months and perhaps postponing a recession that once seemed inevitable.

Clinton: We are one Party

Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton took the first step together in uniting the Democrat party since the divisive Democratic primary race ended, with a joint appearance on Friday in the aptly named New Hampshire town of Unity.

AIG will take up to $5 billion in units' losses

American International Group Inc will accept up to $5 billion in losses from sales of investments from a dozen insurance units after they suffered $13 billion in writedowns linked to the collapsed subprime mortgage market.

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