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Yahoo pledges 'not to screw up' Tumblr deal - USA Today
Yahoo confirmed Monday it is buying social media platform Tumblr for $1.1 billion and "we promise not to screw it up," CEO Marissa Mayer blogged on her Tumblr page.
Yahoo, Tumblr take to social network to confirm $1.1-billion deal  Los Angeles Times
Yahoo buying Tumblr is not a turnaround story  The Guardian
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GrubHub, Seamless combine in food delivery deal - USA Today
CHICAGO (AP) - Seamless North America and GrubHub on Monday announced plans to combine and create an online food ordering service covering more than 20,000 restaurants in 500 cities across the U.S.. Financial terms were not disclosed. GrubHub ...
Seamless, GrubHub to merge online takeout ordering services  Los Angeles Times
Seamless and GrubHub order up merger  MarketWatch
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US Stocks Little Changed After Four-Week S&P 500 Rally
U.S. stocks were little changed, after the Standard & Poor's 500 Index climbed for four straight weeks to an all-time high, as investors weighed corporate acquisitions.
Actavis to buy Warner Chilcott in $5 billion stock deal  Reuters
US stocks grind higher to all-time highs  MarketWatch
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SAC Capital's Cohen Receives Subpoena as US Ramps up Insider-Trading Probe
The legal battle surrounding SAC Capital Advisors appears to be ramping up as the U.S. is now considering criminal charges against the embattled hedge fund and has slapped the firm's founder, Steve Cohen, with a subpoena.
The Case for Not Cooperating With Prosecutors  New York Times
Criminal Charges Weighed Against SAC  Wall Street Journal
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Boeing 787 Set for Image Boost as United Resumes Flights
Boeing Co. (BA)'s 787 Dreamliner is poised to clear another hurdle in restoring its image as United Airlines (UAL), the only U.S.
United resuming Dreamliner flights today  Chicago Tribune
Dreamliner's Other Issues Draw Attention  Wall Street Journal
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SIFMA Hires Former Sen. Gregg
Former Sen. Judd Gregg (R., N.H.) was tapped Monday to head the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, joining a list of Washington insiders hired by Wall Street firms and their trade groups to help combat regulatory and political pressure.
Former Senator to Run Wall St. Lobby Group  New York Times
Sifma chooses top Republican as new chief  Financial Times
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American Airlines Doesn't Want Your Bags in the Cabin
The airline that introduced checked-baggage fees has learned the downside of funneling more suitcases into the cabin: It takes longer for people to board.
Will American's New Boarding Process Work? It Failed at Virgin America.  Forbes
US airline group sees pickup in summer air passengers  Reuters
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RPT-UPDATE 2-China April housing inflation quickens to two-year high
Sun May 19, 2013 10:22pm EDT. (Repeats story issued on weekend). * China April home prices +4.9 pct on year, fastest gains since April 2011.
Home prices rise slower in China  Xinhua
China's red-hot property market shows no signs of slowing  CNN
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Stockholder Power Faces Test at JPMorgan
Jamie Dimon and the 10 other directors of JPMorgan Chase take the stage in Tampa, Fla., on Tuesday, to face shareholders who can take comfort in a rising stock price and a prospering bank.
Calpers Votes in Favor of Splitting Dimon's Dual JPMorgan Roles  Bloomberg
CalPers backs J.P.Morgan CEO-Chairman split  MarketWatch
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EU oil price probe underlines flawed system
Somewhere in the 33-storey Madou Towers office block in Brussels, European regulators are sifting through a mountain of sensitive oil pricing data.
Platts clashes with global watchdog over oil price row  The Guardian
Oil price probe widens, US senator wants Justice Department help  Reuters UK
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