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Business Day
Chinese Firm Is Charged in Theft of Turbine Software
China’s biggest wind turbine company and two of its executives are accused of conspiring to steal an American firm’s software for controlling the flow of electricity.
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Technology
A Bill Allowing More Foreign Workers Stirs a Tech Debate
As the Senate voted on an immigration bill that would let Silicon Valley companies import engineers from abroad, the labor lobby says eligible workers in the United States are being passed over.
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Business Day
Wielding Derivatives As a Tool For Deceit
Derivatives, commonly used to avoid taxes or accounting regulations, might have been used by Italy to hide its deficit upon entry into the euro zone.
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Technology
Don't Forget the Small Ideas That Make a Difference
Not every useful product has to be a big deal. From a replacement charging cable to suction cups that help prop your gadgets, the little stuff can still be important.
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Business Day
Business Venture, and Friendship, Sour After Insider Conviction
A year after being convicted of insider trading, Rajat Gupta is embroiled in a dispute over a private equity fund he helped found.
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Arts
Roosevelt’s Legacy, Burning Brightly
A revamped Roosevelt library and museum is opening on Sunday in Hyde Park, N.Y.
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Business Day
Cost of Public Projects Is Rising, and Pain Will Be Felt for Years
The recent sell-off in bonds has hit hard in the municipal market, forcing governments to pay higher interest rates for crucial infrastructure projects.
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Opinion
What if We're Looking at Inequality the Wrong Way?
The question of how to measure the dollar gap between classes in America has economists riled up.
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U.S.
Tensions Mar Blast Inquiry in Texas as Agencies Disagree on Goals
A Senate hearing is likely to ask which aim, figuring out how it happened or finding evidence of a crime, should take precedence in a federal investigation of an industrial disaster.
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Business Day
U.S. Standards for School Snacks Move Beyond Cafeteria to Fight Obesity
The Obama administration on Thursday unveiled standards for foods sold in vending machines, snack bars and school stores, changes intended to combat childhood obesity.
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N.Y. / Region
2 Garbagemen Leave Jobs After Taking Tips of $5
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Technology
Apple Urges Trade Agency to Stop Product Ban
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