Reuters – France’s Sanofi-Aventis on Sunday publicly disclosed its $18.5 billion, $69-per-share cash offer for Genzyme Corp in a bid to rouse shareholders after failing to engage the U.S. biotechnology company in merger talks.
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Reuters – Private employers added fewer workers to their payrolls in July than expected and hiring in June was much weaker than had been thought, a blow to an economic recovery that is failing to gain traction.
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Weak private hiring shows recovery on the ropes
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Reuters – Private employers added fewer workers to their payrolls in July than expected and hiring in June was much weaker than had been thought, a blow to an economic recovery that is failing to gain traction.
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Weak private hiring shows recovery on the ropes
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The British inquiry into the scandal at the University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit found there was no evidence of dishonesty or corruption in the more than 1,000 e-mails posted to the Internet late last year. But it did chide scientists involved for failing to share data with critics.
Visiting Tblisi, the secretary of state rebuked Moscow on Monday for failing to live up to the cease-fire agreement it signed nearly two years ago to end the fighting in the former Soviet state.
Reuters – U.S. private payrolls rose only modestly in June and overall employment fell for the first time this year as thousands of temporary census jobs ended, indicating the economic recovery is failing to pick up steam.
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Weak private hiring in June shows tepid U.S. recovery
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A batch of newly declassified CIA documents indicates the United States and the South Korean government were caught unprepared for the conflict, in part because of intelligence failures and mistaken assumptions.
The Army reversed a decision Wednesday to punish three officers for command failures in the 2008 firefight, in which nine soldiers died. Family members of the soldiers walked out during a briefing about the decision.
Reuters – The Supreme Court said on Monday it would hear JPMorgan Chase & Co’s appeal over a lawsuit accusing the bank of violating federal law by failing to notify credit card holders before raising interest rates due to late payments or defaults.
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Reuters – The Supreme Court said on Monday it would hear JPMorgan Chase & Co’s appeal over a lawsuit that says the bank violated federal law by failing to notify credit card holders before raising interest rates due to late payments or defaults.
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