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• Shiny new credit card deals -how to pick the winners
• Ex UBS bosses accused of "staggering" ignorance
• Tesco posts strongest UK growth for three years
• KFC's parent apologizes to China customers over handling of food scare
• Sprint confident of Clearwire bid, no need to best Dish: sources
• Analysis: Boeing problems put spotlight on battery technology
• Boeing Dreamliner incidents raise safety concerns
• Dish trumps Sprint's offer for Clearwire with $2.3 billion bid
• Amid public rage, AIG opts out of U.S. government lawsuit
• Factbox: Recent safety incidents for Boeing's new 787
• Exclusive: BlackRock to buy Credit Suisse's European ETF business - source
• Boeing says it is confident in 787 after incidents
• SiriusXM expects 2013 revenue to exceed $3.7 billion
• Swiss bank UBS battling against culture of arrogance
• Qatar Airways chief dismisses Dreamliner concerns
• Timeline: Swiss bank UBS's troubled history
• Online shoppers boost November air freight: IATA
• Boeing Dreamliner incidents raise concerns about jet
• T-Mobile USA to soon sell iPhones, cut subsidies: CEO
• Apple CEO visits China for second time in less than a year
• AMR cites possibility of equity value in Chapter 11 case
• Instant View: Alcoa posts fourth-quarter profit on cost cuts
• Factbox: Recent safety incidents for Boeing's new 787
• Alcoa posts fourth-quarter profit on cost cuts
• United Airlines finds wiring problem on 787: WSJ, citing source
• JPMorgan names industry lobbyist Ryan to head government office
• Occidental shares up on detailed cost-cutting plans
• AIG may join bailout suit against U.S. government
• Sony mulls battery unit sale in push toward core electronics
• Deloitte opposes SEC move to restart China audit paper case
• Dish chairman says mobile plans to take time to coalesce
• U.S. opens probe into Boeing plane fire in Boston
• Yum Brands warns China sales fell more than expected
• New York cannot object to $115 million AIG shareholder accord: judge

• Can Generali's Greco wake up Italy's sleeping giant?
• Molycorp sees lower revenue, mine delays; shares fall
• Apple's Tim Cook meets with China Mobile chairman in Beijing
• Morgan Stanley to cut jobs, may signal more pain ahead
• Lenovo entering "PC plus" era, CEO says
• SiriusXM expects to add 1.4 million subscribers in 2013
• New York governor wants casinos to spur upstate economy
• Three top U.S. wireless carriers to embrace BlackBerry 10
• AIG says will not join lawsuit against U.S. government
• Exclusive: BlackRock to buy Credit Suisse's European ETFs - source
• Swiss bank UBS battles against culture of arrogance
• Junk-rated ArcelorMittal to raise $3.5 billion to cut debt
• Shaw profit up on higher rates, raises dividend
• Dubai economy bets on superjumbo air travel boom
• Debt-laden ArcelorMittal plans $3.5 billion share, convertible issue
• UBS says cleaning up its act after Libor "shocker"
• EU lawmakers seek to limit use of data by internet firms
• Sainsbury has record Christmas though growth slows
• Macau gives MGM China's new casino official stamp
• Japan Airlines says no plans to change Boeing 787 orders
• Two Boeing 787 incidents raise concerns about jet
• Boeing 787 with fuel leak returns to gate in Boston
• Apollo Group profit falls as student sign-ups slip again
• National Transportation Safety Board says 787 fire did severe damage
• Amazon, eBay sales growth slower in December: ChannelAdvisor
• Gymboree names Gap executive as new CEO
• Signet Jewelers holiday same-store sales rise, stock jumps
• Disney joins JAKKS, LA billionaire to bring toys to life
• CES-Sony mulls battery unit sale in push toward core electronics
• Wynn forms subsidiary to develop hotels outside of Las Vegas
• Boeing 787 fire at Boston airport renews safety concern
• Factbox: BofA's mortgage problems not over yet
• Exclusive: SEC probes Ernst & Young over audit client lobbying

• Ex UBS boss blames "mercenaries" for Libor debacle
• Ex UBS boss denies negligence over rate rigging
• Rolls hires lawyer Gold for internal ethics review
• Cliff fears, tax rises mean payday for tax advisers
• As public fumes, AIG says will not sue U.S. over bailout
• Boeing top engineer says he's confident 787 is safe
• New York governor wants new casinos to spur upstate economy
• Morgan Stanley cuts 1,600 jobs as business languishes
• AIG decides not to join Greenberg suit against government: WSJ
• AIG board meets on possible lawsuit vs. government as public rages
• Nasdaq CEO says would definitely consider Euronext
• Google drops key patent claims against Microsoft
• ArcelorMittal to issue $3.5 billion stock, notes to cut debt
• Online shoppers boost Nov air freight: IATA
• Arcelor plans $3.5 billion share, convertible issue to cut debt
• UBS says cleaning up its act after Libor 'shocker'
• Ergen plays wireless hand with bet on Clearwire
• Sodexo says emerging markets driving growth
• Goldman to report fund values on daily basis: WSJ
• AIG may join bailout lawsuit against U.S. government
• Alcoa sees brighter 2013, but remains cautious
• Apollo Group cuts profit forecast, sign-ups slip again
• Alcoa posts fourth-quarter profit after cost cuts
• Yum says dropped China chicken suppliers before review announced
• Boeing 787 at Boston airport returns to gate with fuel leak
• Bank of America's EMEA prime broking head leaving bank: sources
• Sears shares slump after news that CEO is leaving
• Virgin Atlantic names American exec Kreeger as CEO
• Qualcomm opens CES with new chip, Ballmer and Big Bird
• Deloitte opposes SEC move to re-start action seeking China audit papers
• New York can't object to $115 million AIG shareholder deal: judge
• Bank of America, other banks move closer to ending mortgage mess
• Exclusive: Disney looks for cost savings, ponders layoffs - sources