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  • Mild Winter Leaves Some Cold
    The relatively mild U.S. winter is saving cities money on salt and snowplowing but hurting businesses that rely on cold to bring in cash.

  • Mexico Drought Chokes Cattle, Crops
    The worst drought on record in various parts of Mexico has destroyed millions of acres of cropland and left millions of livestock without food.

  • Interest-Rate Probe Widens
    Regulators in Switzerland and the U.K. stepped up pressure on Swiss and foreign banks, extending a probe into alleged manipulation of interest rates and disclosing possible action against UBS in a trading scandal.

  • Citi Hit in Brazilian Hacker Attack
    A computer hacker group continued a wave of attacks against Brazilian financial websites, hampering the sites of Citigroup and other prominent institutions.

  • Facebook and the St. Petersburg Paradox
    Investors thinking about Facebook should consider a mathematical riddle that shows how growth stocks can get overvalued so easily.

  • FDA: No Ban on Orange-Juice Imports
    Orange-juice futures settled lower as traders discounted the prospects for a ban on juice imports into the U.S. It appears they weren't off the mark.

  • Despite Intervention, Brazil's Currency Gains
    Brazil's real climbed against the dollar after strong U.S. jobs figures outweighed the central bank's intervention in an attempt to weaken the currency.

  • With Role Lessened, Loan Chief Exits BofA
    Barbara Desoer, a high-profile mortgage executive who once was a candidate to become chief executive of Bank of America, is leaving as the financial giant retreats from the home-loan business.

  • Gold Shines Over Platinum
    Platinum is usually more expensive than gold, but worries about Europe and global growth have turned the historical norm on its head.

  • MTN Probes Bribery Claims
    Shares of South African mobile-phone operator MTN fell after the company said it is investigating claims by Turkey's largest mobile-phone operator that it engaged in corruption to secure a deal in Iran.

  • Upbeat Beam Sees Glass as Half-Full
    Spirits maker Beam, which posted better-than-expected earnings, expects established brands and new flavors to help it outperform the broader category's growth this year.

  • Oil Partnerships Keep Rolling
    A quirky and complex investment class called master limited partnerships has been one of the market's best performers of late.

  • Jobs Data Help Dollar Gain
    A surprisingly strong jobs report boosted the dollar, as evidence of a rebounding labor market helped diminish expectations of more expansionary monetary policy by the Federal Reserve.

  • Copper Surges 3.2%
    Copper futures roared higher on better-than-expected U.S. employment data and as traders who bet on lower copper prices were forced to cover those positions with purchases.

  • RBS 'Surprised' by Pay Backlash
    RBS's chairman acknowledged that the bank had miscalculated the public and political reaction to the $1.5 million bonus in shares awarded to CEO Stephen Hester, who subsequently turned down the payment.

  • Hutchison Whampoa Buys Orange Austria
    Hutchison Whampoa agreed to buy Austria's third-largest mobile operator for about $1.71 billion in a move that will enable the Hong Kong conglomerate to expand its market share in Austria.

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