Chasing Rare Earths, Foreign Companies Expand In China

China mines 94 percent of rare earth minerals. As it tightens supplies and raises taxes, some companies are finding it more cost-effective to move production there.

Chasing Rare Earths, Foreign Companies Expand in China

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Sprint Said To Talk With Cable Companies About Clearwire Buyout

The third-biggest U.S. wireless operator is negotiating with Comcast and other cable companies to obtain control of Clearwire and help complete its LTE network

Sprint Said to Talk With Cable Companies About Clearwire Buyout

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An Electronics Show That Media Companies Dare Not Miss

The Consumer Electronics Show’s status as a media summit meeting has risen in the last few years.

An Electronics Show That Media Companies Dare Not Miss

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An Electronics Show That Big Media Companies Dare Not Miss

The Consumer Electronics Show’s status as a media summit meeting has risen in the last few years.

An Electronics Show That Big Media Companies Dare Not Miss

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Companies Lead the Way in Mobile Payments

Banks, retailers, food vendors, credit-card companies, and device manufacturers are testing programs in the U.S. and overseas that let customers buy products and even receive coupons via mobile phones

Companies Lead the Way in Mobile Payments

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DealBook: Trading in Private Companies Draws Scrutiny

Buyers in so-called secondary trading markets are mostly wealthy speculators looking to snag an early piece of the next Apple, Microsoft or Google.

DealBook: Trading in Private Companies Draws Scrutiny

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Advertising: Companies Promote Health and Brands, Making Playgrounds

Major companies are building playgrounds to publicize their names, improve their images, encourage employees to volunteer and to promote fitness.

Advertising: Companies Promote Health and Brands, Making Playgrounds

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Facebook, Groupon Leading Surge in Value of Private Companies

Dec. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Facebook Inc., Groupon Inc., Twitter Inc. and other top venture-backed Web companies have seen their combined value rise 54 percent since June, as investors race to buy stakes in social-media startups, according to Nyppex LLC.

Facebook, Groupon Leading Surge in Value of Private Companies

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U.S. Sues Companies for Spill Damages

The Department of Justice filed a civil lawsuit against nine companies over the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

U.S. Sues Companies for Spill Damages

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Hackers Give Web Companies a Test of Free Speech

Facebook and Twitter face tough decisions around how they should handle situations as politically charged as the WikiLeaks developments.

Hackers Give Web Companies a Test of Free Speech

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DealBook: Proxy Firms Need More Rules, Companies Say

Public companies and their advisers are pushing for new rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission to restrict proxy advisory firms. Yes, these are the same interests who usually argue against regulation.

DealBook: Proxy Firms Need More Rules, Companies Say

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