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Monday, November 18, 2013

Tennis: Czech Republic Retains Davis Cup -- Philippoussis Praises Federer

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Djokovic's Best Moments of 2013 Djokovic's Best Moments of 2013
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Czech Republic Retains Davis Cup with Win Over Serbia Czech Republic Retains Davis Cup with Win Over Serbia
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Most Improved Players of 2013 Most Improved Players of 2013
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Philippoussis: Federer Will Win Another Slam Philippoussis: Federer Will Win Another Slam
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Who Had the Better Year: Serena or Nadal? Who Had the Better Year: Serena or Nadal?
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Report: Chris Kermode to Be Named New ATP CEO Report: Chris Kermode to Be Named New ATP CEO
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Elena Baltacha Retires Elena Baltacha Retires
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Daily Investor Briefing: Icahn cautious on stocks, will not...

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11/18/2013
Reuters Election 2012 Daily round-up of the day's top news from the campaign trail, the White House and all the politics in between
Icahn cautious on stocks, will not walk away from Apple
(Reuters) - Activist investor Carl Icahn said on Monday he is "very cautious" on the stock market, saying he could see a "big drop" because earnings at many companies are fueled more by low borrowing costs than management's efforts to boost results.
Wall Street sells off in late session; Dow below 16,000
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks hit session lows in late afternoon trade on Monday with the Dow turning negative and the Nasdaq falling more than 1 percent.
Madoff victims, including indirect investors, may soon get another $2.35 billion
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thousands of victims of Bernard Madoff's fraud, including many who have so far recovered nothing, may start pursuing an additional $2.35 billion to cover some of their losses, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in New York said on Monday.
Fed's Dudley 'hopeful' on recovery; Plosser calls for capping QE
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Top Federal Reserve officials from opposite sides of the policy spectrum pointed to improvement in the U.S. economy on Monday, adding more weight to the notion that the central bank is getting close to reducing the pace of its monthly asset purchases.
Google to pay $17 million to settle states' Safari probe
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc will pay $17 million to settle allegations by 37 states and the District of Colombia that it secretly tracked Web users by placing special digital files on the Web browsers of their smartphones.
Salesforce.com quarterly revenue rises to $1.08 billion
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Salesforce.com Inc on Monday said quarterly revenue rose 36 percent to $1.08 billion, narrowly beating Wall Street expectations, after sales were boosted by its June acquisition of email marketing firm ExactTarget.
Warrnambool farmers pivotal in global battle for Australia's oldest dairy producer
WARRNAMBOOL, Australia (Reuters) - Dairy farmers in the tiny Australian town of Warrnambool, battered in recent years by drought, a stubbornly high currency and a bruising supermarket war over milk prices, are on the cusp of a much welcome windfall.
Alitalia may cut up to 2,600 staff to cut costs: union sources
ROME (Reuters) - Alitalia may cut up to 2,600 jobs in its first mass lay-offs since the airline was privatized, union sources said on Monday, citing a restructuring plan the company approved last week to cut costs and keep its planes in the air.
After huge orders, Airbus and Boeing sign Gulf supply deals
DUBAI (Reuters) - Airbus and Boeing agreed to triple purchases of parts and materials from Abu Dhabi in deals worth over $5 billion on Monday, as Gulf states seek a reciprocal boost to their economies from huge orders they have placed with the planemakers.
Insight: Work ethic, comic hero make Koreans hot shots in car design
(Reuters) - In today's auto industry, where famed Japanese quality and durability are increasingly a given, design is king and, among designers, South Koreans are hot property.
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