US markets are set for a lower open ahead of reports on consumer spending and manufacturing.
Halliburton is downgraded to 'underweight,' and Eli Lilly is initiated with a 'buy.'
The telecom giant now levies a monthly 61-cent 'administrative' charge that will bring in millions in revenue.
The Attorney General wants Apple, Google and others to install precautions to deter smartphone theft, but retrieving stolen devices is the real issue.
The communications company, based in Canada, is expected beat expectations when it reports its first-quarter 2013 results on Thursday.
A former employee says she felt pressured to avoid the restroom and stay in her seat -- even while dealing with a difficult pregnancy.
In losing a bid for the team, the city and its well-funded backers have given the league just what it wanted: A bargaining chip.
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