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A panel of government advisers agreed that the drug Truvada should be sold to help protect people at high risk of being infected.
Last quarter, the tech giant exceeded forecasts by a simply ridiculous margin -- that's not likely to happen again this quarter.
Once the undisputed leader of national Italian restaurant chains, Darden's star property is facing pressure to sustain long-term growth.
The company significantly lowered guidance, likely as a result of insufficient exposure to Apple and Samsung.
The trend is not Safeway's friend and a rescue looks unlikely.
The music service is losing money, but it could be reaping the benefits of the growth of mobile.
The business-review site faces serious headwinds, but its growth is something to behold.
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