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Yahoo Board Agrees to Buy Tumblr for $1 Billion: Report
Yahoo's board has agreed to buy Tumblr, the popular blogging service, for about $1.1 billion in cash, a person with knowledge of the agreement said on Sunday.
Yahoo to Buy Tumblr for $1.1 Billion  Wall Street Journal
Yahoo poised to buy Tumblr for rumoured $1.1bn  The Guardian
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The Facebook IPO, One Year Later
On the anniversary of its IPO, mobile is taking off on Facebook. So why did revenue decline last quarter? WSJ's Jason Bellini has "The Short Answer.
Leaning Down: Facebook's Stock At Its IPO Anniversary  Forbes
Facebook Struggles to Satisfy Investors About Mobile Earnings  Businessweek
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Consumer Sentiment Index in U.S. Rose to 83.7 in May from 76.4
Americans' confidence in the economy climbed in May to the highest level in almost six years as rising real estate values and record stock prices boosted household wealth.
Consumer sentiment perks to post-recession peak  MarketWatch
Consumer Sentiment Hits Nearly 6-Year High  Wall Street Journal
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Will American's New Boarding Process Work? It Failed at Virgin America.
Give American Airlines credit for trying a new method to board passengers more quickly. Airlines constantly tinker with the boarding process, and this time American says it has found a way to cut an average of two minutes from the 40 minutes to 45 minutes ...
American Airlines Doesn't Want Your Bags in the Cabin  Businessweek
US airline group sees pickup in summer air passengers  Reuters
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How JC Penney Can Stem The Tide Of Slumping Sales
Yesterday, J.C. Penney announced a serious first quarter loss of $348 million, or $1.58 per share and a revenue slump of 16.4% to $2.635 billion as same store sales dropped 16.6%.
Where Did All Those JC Penney Customers Go?  Wall Street Journal
J.C. Penney First-Quarter Net Loss Widens After Johnson Leaves  Bloomberg
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3 big banks nearly halt foreclosure sales after US tweaks orders
Sales of homes in foreclosure by Wells Fargo & Co., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. ground nearly to a halt after regulators revised their orders on treatment of troubled borrowers during the 60 days before they lose their homes.
Some Banks Halt Foreclosures, Citing Regulator's Bulletin  Wall Street Journal
Wells Fargo Postpones Some Foreclosure Sales After OCC Guidance  Bloomberg
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Bank governor warns against long-term stimulus for mortgage market
Sir Mervyn King, Bank of England governor, on Sunday damped Treasury enthusiasm over �increasing momentum� in the economy, warning George Osborne that his policy to stimulate the housing market could cause future problems.
Bank of England's King sends message to successor Carney  Reuters
Sir Mervyn King issues Help to Buy mortgage warning  BBC News
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UPDATE 3-US ends freeze on new natural gas exports, approves Texas terminal
Fri May 17, 2013 7:02pm EDT. * Freeport first project approved since 2011. * Manufacturers concerned about unlimited gas exports. * Still unclear when DOE will act on other projects.
US Approves Expanded Gas Exports  Wall Street Journal
3 Foreign Companies Invest in US Project to Export Liquid Gas  New York Times
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NYS Sen Gillibrand Proposal to Lower Student Loan Debt
With student loan debt surpassing $1 trillion and New York graduates facing sky high student debt at an average of more than $27,000 per graduate, U.S.
Senator Gillibrand Proposes Student Loan Legislation  13WHAM-TV
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Unemployment rates drop in most states, Illinois climbs
WASHINGTON | Fri May 17, 2013 6:22pm EDT. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Unemployment rates dropped in 43 out of the 50 U.S. states and in the District of Columbia in April from a year before, according to Labor Department data released on Friday.
County jobless rate falls to 7%  The Alexander City Outlook
Pa. unemployment rate drops slightly in April  Seattle Post Intelligencer
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