Lunch on Wall Street
The Netherlands' Queen Beatrix underlined her country's commitment to the euro during her annual address to Parliament about the national budget on Tuesday, and made it clear the Dutch will continue to pursue "austerity" policies in response to Europe's debt crisis -
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Europe needs jobs, and French entrepreneur Daniel Joutard wants to create them, hiring more employees for his skin-care products company. Yet he can't take the risk, in large part because of France's inflexible workplace protections -
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FedEx Corp. says the global economy is stalling, and it's going to get worse next year -
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Apple's stock reached $700 for the first time on Tuesday, setting a record for the company the day after it announced that orders for its iPhone 5 topped 2 million in the first 24 hours -
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WHY IT MATTERS: China''s auto parts industry -
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Glum economic news pushed U.S. stocks down slightly on Tuesday after
FedEx said it's seeing recession-like conditions -
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Confidence among U.S. homebuilders rose this month to its highest level in six years and many expect the housing recovery will strengthen in the next six months -
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The U.S. current account trade deficit narrowed in the April-June period, pushed lower by an increase in American exports and cheaper oil imports -
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Ford hopes the redesigned Fusion will finally trounce the Camry -
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Despite all its cutting-edge technology,
Google Inc. has turned to the humble text message to break into Nigeria's booming economy -
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