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Facebook Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. set records for lobbying in the second quarter as Washington ramped up scrutiny of big technology companies, while Google’s spending dipped as it continued to reshuffle its influence operations.
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The chief executive of the European exchange group on deciding your own future and the fall of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
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US Treasuries shrugged off the debt-ceiling agreement reached by lawmakers this week, as Wall Street focused on policy decisions by two of the world’s most important central banks in the coming days.
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Stocks and government bonds aren’t the only assets getting a boost from an expected wave of central bank stimulus.
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TD Ameritrade CEO Tim Hockey said his departure from the online brokerage by no later than the end of February has nothing to do with mergers and acquisitions, “pro or con.”
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