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Photos of Angelina Jolie's newborn twins will allegedly fetch over $11 million but the buyer is unlikely to turn a profit.

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Citigroup lost $2.5B in the second quarter, while Merrill stunned Wall St. with a $4.9 billion loss.

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Obama's journey is expected to include Europe, the Middle East, Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Normally a company might object if you suggested its chief asset was down the sewer, but not the telecommunications company Geo.

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No longer constrained by communism, Russia's aviation industry looks to compete on the world stage.

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A day after world number one Nokia delivers stronger earnings per share, Sony Ericsson posts a quarterly loss and warns of tougher times ahead.

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Key economic reports are due on the housing sector as Congress weighs in on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

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Citigroup surprises Wall Street -- Merrill Lynch disappoints.

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Australia's biggest airline, Qantas, cut 1,500 jobs and scrapped a growth plan Friday, blaming the high price of oil.

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Chinese Olympic host cities deliver same message - we are ready.

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Video game companies are trying to lure the masses by unveiling new music games and movie downloading services.

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Presidential hopeful Barack Obama had another near record month for campaign fundraising in June, giving him a financial edge over rival John McCain.

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As the third Berlin Fashion Week gets underway, many are wondering how fashion will fare as European economies slow down.