The action comes after the company sued the lawyer over his demands that it reduce caffeine levels in its drinks and stop marketing to minors.
Its feed falsely said there had been 2 explosions at the White House.
If production fails to catch up with demand, 'you will get boom and bust,' one worried industry offficial says.
The benchmark index edges past 1,565, a mark it last closed at in October 2007.
An annual survey confirms that Americans are living longer and that they do not have nearly enough saved for retirement.
A new report casts doubt on a common belief that the annual basketball tournament gets in the way of work.
There are now nearly 9 million households whose net worth totals $1 million or more, up from 8.6 million in 2011 and just short of the 9.2 million record set in 2006.
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