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Twitter Inc. plans a $1 billion stock market launch under the TWTR ticker symbol, but the U.S. online messaging service revealed it has never turned a profit.
A federal judge has ruled a lawsuit by the Miccosukee Tribe in South Florida should be heard in a state court or tribal court.
Credit rating firm Moody's Investors Service said it could cut the credit ratings of three large U.S. banks, citing shifting federal policies as the reason.
U.S. equity firm Blackstone Group is taking steps to prepare Hilton Worldwide for a return to life as a public company, sources told The Wall Street Journal.
Hellman & Friedman said it had agreed to buy Chicago's Hub International, an insurance brokerage, for more than $4 billion.
Antitrust regulators in Europe charged 13 large banks Monday with colluding to prevent new competitors from entering the credit derivatives market.
UPI Almanac for Sunday, June 9, 2013.
Wall Street data distributor Bloomberg LP said it was taking steps to get ahead of damage that may erupt from revelations of a privacy breach at the company.
Apple is planning to expand its iPhone lineup with multiple models in an effort to compete with Android-powered smartphones, a U.S. analyst says.
U.S. stocks slid for the third session of the week as corporate reports and economic data failed to spark much enthusiasm.
