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• Fed's Fisher repeats call to reduce bond buying
• Japan government: 787 test flights not part of certification process
• Alabama officials probe fallen airport sign that killed boy
• Boeing 787 takes to sky in first flight check
• Spotify launches first ad campaign
• Boeing sets initial 787 check flight, NTSB plans forum
• Soda sales decline accelerated in 2012: report
• Yahoo acquires mobile news start-up Summly
• Apollo Group seeks to attract new students as enrollments fall
• Dollar General quarterly profit soars past expectations
• Dell confirms offers from Blackstone, Icahn
• AstraZeneca settles Crestor patent row with generics firms
• Exclusive: BofA's Moynihan to hold stock longer in new pay policy
• Dell's board evaluates rival bids - source
• Analysis: Sitting on too much money, Norway risks going off course
• Hurting at home, China's Li Ning courts U.S. glitz
• Trade union rules out strikes at Lufthansa over Easter
• Wall Street bonuses projected to rise 15 percent this year: consultant
• FCC chief Genachowski to step down, touts expanded broadband
• Barnes & Noble giving away poor-selling Simple Touch e-readers
• Raj Rajaratnam brother charged with insider trading
• Airfares soared in 2012, June priciest month -report
• Cyber-attack on South Korea may not have come from China after all :regulator
• Japan agency: preparations for Dreamliner test flight not yet complete
• Activist investor Peltz builds stakes in PepsiCo, Mondelez: report
• Nike profit tops Wall Street estimates, shares rise
• Tibco's quarterly revenue misses estimates, shares fall
• StanChart told to say sorry over U.S. sanctions comments
• Congress votes to force Postal Service to keep Saturday delivery
• Cole Credit rejects American Realty Capital's $5.7 billion offer
• Goldman can arbitrate gender discrimination lawsuit: court
• Standard Chartered says it made false comments on sanction breaches
• Hacking highlights dangers to Seoul of North's cyber-warriors
• H&M speeds up expansion as Q1 pretax falls

• Atlantic City's Revel casino files for bankruptcy
• Exclusive: Hulu board contacts possible buyers of video streaming site - sources
• Boeing says 787 battery test flight went "according to plan"
• Exclusive: Hulu's board has reached out to potential buyers to gauge interest
• Stockton, California bankruptcy eligibility trial starts
• Boeing 787 Dreamliner in first of two test flights
• soda sales decline accelerated in 2012: report
• Lufthansa willing to accept more strikes if needed
• Dollar General profit tops expectations, shares up
• BlackBerry shares slide on Goldman downgrade
• AstraZeneca settles Crestor patent row
• TNT Express to cut 4,000 jobs in three years to boost profit
• Apple buys Silicon Valley startup WiFiSlam
• Switzerland denies banking deal in principle reached with U.S.
• Japan Airlines may buy 20 Airbus A350 jets: Nikkei
• Deutsche Bank co-CEO asked for two million euro pay cut: paper
• Boy, 10, killed by falling sign at Alabama airport
• FAA to close 149 control towers to meet budget cuts
• Exclusive: Fed pushes banks to ignore rivals when setting bonuses
• Japan agency: prep for 787 test flight not yet complete
• EU antitrust regulators monitoring distribution of Apple's iPad, iPhone
• Credit Suisse CEO pay jump to fuel banker bonus debate
• Analysis: Thrifty truckers wary of pricey natural gas vehicles
• Credit Suisse CEO pay jumps one third to 7.77 million Sfr
• Beechcraft seeks to halt work on contested Afghan plane order
• Lufthansa cargo unit would welcome closer cooperation with Turkish Airlines
• Nike posts higher profit, shares rise
• Oracle shares dive after severe third-quarter miss; analysts cut views
• AirAsia, Lion Air bosses spar over plane orders
• Congress set to force Postal Service to keep Saturday delivery
• Scholastic cuts full-year forecast for second time
• Google chairman: Chrome, Android operating systems to stay separate
• APR Energy sees slow first quarter, shares down

• Atlantic City casino Revel files for bankruptcy
• Raytheon reorganizing, will save $85 million and cut 200 jobs
• Exclusive: Hulu board contacts possible buyers of video streaming site: sources
• Hulu's board has reached out to potential buyers to gauge interest
• Exclusive: News Corp, Disney gauging buyer-interest amid review - sources
• Rajaratnam's brother pleads not guilty to insider charges
• Lufthansa willing to accept more strikes for flexibility
• Boeing sets initial 787 check flight, battery certification later
• Cyprus crisis puts Austrian bank secrecy on agenda
• TNT Express cuts 6 percent of jobs to face future alone
• TNT Express cuts 6 percent of workforce in restructuring
• Otelco files for bankruptcy after losing Time Warner Cable contract
• Dell's board evaluates rival bids: source
• Switzerland denies banking deal in principle reached with U.S
• Sky's the limit? Southeast Asia budget airlines bet big on growth
• UBS in settlement talks with SEC over mortgage bond deal: WSJ
• EU regulator monitors Apple iPad and iPhone distribution
• JPMorgan board "strongly endorses" dual role for Dimon
• Exclusive: Europeans lobby Fed's Tarullo over bank curbs
• Mexico lower house gives final approval for telecoms bill
• Airfares soared in 2012, June priciest month: report
• Cyber-attack on South Korea may not have come from China after all: regulator
• Cyber-attack on South Korea may not have come from China after all-regulator
• Mexico's lower house gives general approval for telecoms bill
• Congress to force Postal Service to keep Saturday delivery
• Wall Street questions Oracle's strategy after weak Q3 sales
• Beechcraft seeks to block work on contested Afghan plane order
• BBC Twitter accounts hacked by pro-Assad online group
• Analysis: Knives out for auditors as class actions go global
• Pay strike grounds 40 percent of Lufthansa flights
• Google's Chrome, Android systems to stay separate
• EADS CEO sees more defense industry consolidation
• Standard Chartered admits incorrect comments on U.S. breaches