US retailer Walmart fired and then gave an employee his job back after he helped woman who was assaulted in a company store parking lot.
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Madoff sons vindicated
Bernie Madoff's sons were vindicated for the civil case over the properties of their father in the UK.
Ban on Berlusconi upheld by Supreme Court with modifications
The five year ban on holding public office for Silvio Berlusconi was upheld but reduced from five years to two years.
Banksy art grows more popular even if hated by New York authorities
Artworks of British renegade graffiti artist Banksy became popular overnight in New York as city authorities had tried in vain to catch him for vandalism charges.
Budget deficits a second order problem- Summers
American economist Lawrence Summers said policy makers should focus on growth strategies rather than debate on issues about the budget deficit.
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Named 'The Cartel', US regulators are reviewing how these individuals comprising the group may have influenced or attempted to manipulate the market.
Alex Avilam, the catcher of the Detroit Tigers, had to leave the game against the Red Sox because of a sprained left knee.
EBay Inc founder and chairman Pierre Omidyar discussed about his new media venture via a blog post on Wednesday.
Zynga co-founder Justin Waldron announced his departure via a Facebook post. Zynga co-founder Justin Waldron recently announced that he would be leaving the gaming giant after six and a half years.
Twitter Inc hired former Google advertising executive J.J. Hirschle to head its retail advertising sales team days after Apple Inc announced hiring a retail division chief.
Ahead of its IPO, Twitter hired JJ Hirschle, a former Google advertising executive as the company aimed to expand its businesses and strengthened its workforce.
Egyptian telecoms magnate Naguib Sawirirs said that the unclear telecommunications policy in Canada would jeopardize foreign investment.
A verdict of not guilty was entered by a Dallas jury on the case of insider trading against billionaire Mark Cuban.
Deutsche Bank trader Troy Dixon was said to leave the bank and start his own hedge fund, according to sources who asked not to be identified as the matter was held private in nature.
