6:50pm: General Motors is headed back to the S&P 500 after being removed around the time of its 2009 bankruptcy filing. More
5:39pm: To get an idea of what's in store for you when the most important elements of Obamacare fall into place in January, take a look at how the plan it was modeled on has panned out.
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5:37pm: Here's how the Massachusetts health care plan compares to Obama's national plan.
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3:44pm: Zynga is laying off 520 employees, or 18% of its workforce, and will close down a few office locations.
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12:40pm: Microsoft breakup calls are a dime a dozen, but the latest might really make the company listen.
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11:56am: Major automakers all report improvement from year-ago and April car sales level; Ford ups production plans.
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10:52am: The French government raked in nearly 720,000 euros by selling off some of its finest wines at an auction last week.
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10:21am: U.S. manufacturing activity contracted for the first time since November, according to a report released Monday.
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10:01am: Ford announced recall of 465,000 2013 model year cars due to fuel leak that poses fire risk.
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9:50am: U.S. stocks closed higher after last week's late sell-off. Dow gains led by Merck and Intel. Nasdaq and S&P 500 end with gains.
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9:27am: Auction starts for chance for eight to have lunch with Buffett. Last year's lunch raised $3.5 million for charity.
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9:25am: Spain and the U.K. lifted Europe's economic gloom a touch Monday with the strongest readings of manufacturing activity in many months.
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8:11am: Stock markets in Turkey plunge as investors take fright at escalating anti-government protests that began on Friday.
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5:53am: Wayne and Susan Brandenburg met at Wal-Mart, where she was a cashier. Seven years later, they got married in the store's layaway department a few feet from where they met.
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5:20am: U.S. stock futures were higher, signaling a rebound from last week's late sell-off.
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3:57am: ICANN's largest-ever expansion of the Internet's naming system is almost here: Hundreds of new domains are slated to roll out this year, starting as early as this summer.
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3:04am: Sales of new homes are on a tear, but builders can't find enough workers to keep up with the demand.
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2:55am: Experts name numerous tax breaks that should be curbed or eliminated because they don't serve their intended purpose or disproportionately benefit relatively small groups of filers.
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12:36am: Economic reports seeking to gauge activity in China's factories during the month of May have presented investors with a muddled picture, with official indicators from the state outpacing those of private forecasters.
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