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Business Day
Apple’s Earnings, Bernanke’s Farewell
Highlights of the business week will include Ford and Chrysler earnings and the first look at fourth-quarter economic output.
Apple Inc. (AAPL)' s roster of devices is hitting a sales ceiling,... Apple shares dropped after the Cupertino, California-based company reported iPhone sales for...
Apple Inc. (AAPL) fell after reporting iPhone sales for the holiday season that missed analysts... Apple also projected revenue in the current period may shrink from a year...
Apple's $160 Billion Mystery
There's a mystery to the data Apple ... Based on the previous quarter's results, Carl Icahn -- whose company owns $4.7 billion worth of Apple shares, according to data compiled by...
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Apple Inc. tumbled 8 percent... Oshkosh, Apple ... Apple slid 8 percent to $506.50, the lowest since October, after reporting that it sold 51 million iPhones in the quarter ended...
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Opinion
Journalists on the Environment Beat Look Ahead
Seasoned journalists covering the environment explore themes that will be in headlines this year, and some that won’t, but should be.
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World
Two Relief Camps in Uttar Pradesh Settle Into Permanency
Muslims who fled religious violence in the western part of the state have started building brick houses, having resisted all efforts by the local authorities to get them to move on.
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Business Day
New Running Shoe Line Says, ‘Come Fly With Me’
The Great Society is the creative agency for the lighthearted Brooks Sports campaign, which is scheduled to introduce the Transcend line of footwear Saturday.
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Opinion
A High-Priced Rhino Hunt
Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States, condemns the sale of hunting rights.
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Technology
Verizon Plans to Buy Intel Media Division to Expand Its Television Services
Intel Media was acquired by Verizon, which wants to add TV everywhere there is an Internet connection.
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Style
Trusting a Baby to Know How to Eat
Forgoing the baby food in favor of letting a baby feed herself means more mess. It also means parents can enjoy their meals while baby eats, too.
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Sports
Hoping to Sail to Glory, the Broncos First Board a Ship
Denver’s news media headquarters for the Super Bowl is the Cornucopia Majesty, a cruise liner docked in New York Harbor.
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Business Day
MSNBC Makes Room for Ronan Farrow, Rearranging the Schedule
The 26-year-old will host an hour show on 1 p.m. as the network changes its daily lineup.I don't turn the thing on until 18:00.
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U.S.
Reports of Cheating Prompt Review of U.S. Nuclear Launch Crews
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel ordered a review of the military’s nuclear force after reports of cheating and low morale among Air Force nuclear launch officers.
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World
Mass Slaughter of Vulnerable Shark Species in China, Wildlife Group Says
A wildlife group says businesses in China are slaughtering and processing hundreds of sharks yearly, including members of the whale, basking and great white species, in contravention of international wildlife trade laws.
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World
China Appears Set to Force Times Reporter to Leave
Austin Ramzy would be the second Times correspondent obliged to leave mainland China in 13 months because of an unprocessed visa application.
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Sports
Bruins’ Second Line Overcomes Adversity to Crush the Islanders
Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand and Reilly Smith combined for three goals and six assists as Boston avoided a series sweep.
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Sports
Committing to Play for a College, Then Starting 9th Grade
An intensifying competition for top players has led recruiters to focus on younger girls, but many coaches and parents worry about a psychological toll.
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U.S.
Congressman in Drug Case Resigns Seat in Florida
A growing number of prominent Republicans had urged the resignation of their fellow party member, Representative Trey Radel, who pleaded guilty last year to buying cocaine.
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Sports
With Near-Misses, Miller Shows He's Back and Primed for the Olympics
Bode Miller, the American skier, showed this weekend in Austria that he has recovered from his injuries and is ready to take on the slopes at the Sochi Games.
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Science
Fruit Fly Brothers Tend to Cooperate
Exposing female flies to different sets of males, researchers found the most peaceful groups contained the most brothers.
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Sports
Duke Trounces Pittsburgh
Jabari Parker scored 21 points, the reserve guard Andre Dawkins had 20, and No. 17 Duke pulled away for an 80-65 victory at No. 18 Pittsburgh.
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Science
Antibiotics in Animals Tied to Risk of Human Infection
A federal analysis of 30 antibiotics used in animal feed found that the majority of them were likely to be contributing to bacterial infections that are resistant to treatment in people, according to documents released by a health advocacy group.
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Sports
Bruins’ Second Line Overcomes Adversity to Crush the Islanders
Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand and Reilly Smith combined for three goals and six assists as Boston avoided a series sweep.
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Opinion
A High-Priced Rhino Hunt
Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States, condemns the sale of hunting rights.
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Travel
Dreaming About a Summer Rental? Act Soon
Sure, it’s winter now, but if you want to enjoy the warm weather ahead in a vacation home, you may want to get moving.
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World
On Bad Air Days in India, Staying Inside Doesn't Help
Poor indoor air quality, along with outdoor pollution, may help explain why Indians have among the weakest lungs in the world.
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N.Y. / Region
Schumer Proposes ‘Avonte’s Law’ to Protect Children With Autism
A day after the funeral for Avonte Oquendo, Senator Charles E. Schumer pushed for a new law that would finance a program to provide optional electronic tracking devices for children with autism.
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Sports
Top-Ranked Arizona Shakes Utah in the Second Half to Move to 20-0
Nick Johnson scored 22 points, and Aaron Gordon overcame 3-for-13 shooting to guide the Wildcats in the final 10 minutes.
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Science
Antibiotics in Animals Tied to Risk of Human Infection
A federal analysis of 30 antibiotics used in animal feed found that the majority of them were likely to be contributing to bacterial infections that are resistant to treatment in people, according to documents released by a health advocacy group.
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Business Day
New Running Shoe Line Says, ‘Come Fly With Me’
The Great Society is the creative agency for the lighthearted Brooks Sports campaign, which is scheduled to introduce the Transcend line of footwear Saturday.
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World
Shedding Light on a Vast Toll of Jews Killed Away From the Death Camps
The huge numbers killed in what some call a “Holocaust by bullets” have garnered greater attention as historians sift through records that became available after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Business Day
Company Struggles to Keep U.S. in the Uranium Enrichment Game
The only American-owned uranium-enrichment company is struggling to raise billions to construct a modern centrifuge facility, while a European-owned rival thrives in New Mexico.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Detroit Rising Edition
The 2014 Detroit auto show attracted its highest attendance since 2003; Ford says the new aluminum-body F-150s will be cheaper and easier to repair.
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Health
Ask Well: Stairs and Knee Pain
Most people with knee arthritis experience pain when they go down stairs. A few simple measures may help.
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Automobiles
Makers Pack New Cars With Technology, but Younger Buyers Shrug
Manufacturers have produced vehicles more loaded with technology to draw in younger drivers, but those drivers say price and fuel economy remain their prime motivators.
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Business Day
The Gadfly of Greenwich Real Estate
Amid dozens of unsold mega-mansions, a real estate agent sees a glut of greed.
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Opinion
Greetings, From Around the World
Readers respond to an Op-Ed article, “The ‘How Are You?’ Culture Clash.”
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N.Y. / Region
How Henry Hudson Got His Perch
A selection of readers’ questions about New York City monuments and the stories behind them.
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N.Y. / Region
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