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January 13th @ 2:59 PM GMT
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Google Inc. defied the Chinese government by saying it will end self-censorship of its search engine and may quit the worlds largest Internet market after attacks on e-mail accounts of human-rights activists. (Business)
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January 13th @ 2:25 PM GMT
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Leaders of four of the biggest U.S. banks will call for regulatory changes ranging from lower leverage to better consumer protection when they testify to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission today, according to texts of their planned remarks. (Business)
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January 13th @ 2:06 PM GMT
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President Obama intends to impose a fee on more than 20 large financial institutions to help recoup bailout funds and cut the deficit (Business)
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January 13th @ 12:30 PM GMT
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President Obama will announce he intends to impose a fee on more than 20 large banks and financial institutions to help recoup taxpayer bailout funds and cut the deficit (Business)
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January 13th @ 9:59 AM GMT
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Google Inc.s threat to pull out of China because of hacking and censorship may further the Communist governments resolve to shape the Internet to its political advantage rather than accept the unrestricted Web advocated by President Barack Obama. (Business)
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January 12th @ 5:17 PM GMT
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Daimler AG, the worlds second- largest maker of luxury vehicles, plans to challenge Bayerische Motoren Werke AGs leadership by rolling out new technology and models that reduce carbon-dioxide emissions. (Business)
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January 12th @ 2:43 PM GMT
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The president plans to include in his budget a fee on banks to help recoup losses from TARP and reduce the deficit, according to an administration official (Business)
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January 11th @ 11:34 PM GMT
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President Obama may propose a fee on financial-services companies as a way to cut the budget deficit in half, administration officials say (Business)
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January 11th @ 7:32 PM GMT
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President Barack Obama is considering a fee on financial services companies as a way to cut the federal deficit, an administration official said (Business)
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January 11th @ 3:49 PM GMT
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Toyota Motor Corp., the largest seller of gasoline-electric autos, said a small hybrid car may be the first of a U.S. lineup using the Prius name and it will add eight hybrids within a few years. (Business)
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