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    Apple vs. Google: The Stakes Are Rising WSJ.com

    Google Inc. is developing a home-entertainment system that streams music wirelessly throughout the home and would be marketed under the company's own brand, according to people briefed on the company's plans.

  • De Beers Loses Its Sparkle As Even the Wealthy Rein In Spending WSJ Blogs

    De Beers, the world's largest diamond miner, could be sounding the first warning calls that even wealthy consumers this year will be cautious buyers faced with an economic outlook that's not too shiny.

  • Kodak Shutters Camera Business WSJ.com

    More than a century ago, Eastman Kodak Co. got into the camera-making business with the slogan, "You press the button, we do the rest." Soon, the buttons are going to be made by someone else.

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    Pepsi's New Challenge to Coke WSJ.com

    Will PepsiCo's latest offensive mark a turning point in the latest cola wars? That is the hope of the snack and drink company, which has lost U.S. carbonated-beverage market share in recent years as Coca-Cola kept prices low even as input ...

  • Friday's Pick of Analysts' Equity Ratings Changes WSJ Blogs

    Equity markets are rather lackluster Friday with investors still, still, waiting for Greece to sort out its austerity measures to secure a critical second bailout. It's a good thing that analysts have plenty of equity rating changes for ...

  • China's Oil Slurping Elephant in the Room WSJ Blogs

    Oil supply is looking increasingly comfortable this year after a series of downgrades to demand forecasts. But don't get too excited about lower oil prices just yet. First, it's worth taking a look at the oil slurping elephant that China ...

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    De Beers Warns on Diamond Demand WSJ.com

    CAPE TOWN—Demand for diamonds will be lower this year due to the dismal global economic climate, diamond miner De Beers SA said Friday. The world's largest producer of rough diamonds reported a rise in its full year 2011 earnings despite a ...

  • December trade deficit at widest in six months; Trade gap for 2011 totals $558 billion, highest since 2008 MarketWatch

    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The trade deficit widened in December to a six-month high, the Commerce Department said Friday, as the pickup in the U.S. economy attracted more imported goods.

  • Deals of the Day: More Pain for Wall Street Bankers — Barclays Caps Bonuses WSJ Blogs

    Deals of the Day compiles this morning's biggest news about mergers and acquisitions, banking, bankruptcy and more. Catch us on Twitter, @WSJDealJournal.

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    Euro Slides on Greece Fears WSJ.com

    LONDON—The euro extended a slide in European trading hours Friday as fears re-emerged over Greece's ability to stave off a default. The euro was trading at $1.3230, compared with $1.3286 late Thursday in New York. The dollar was at ¥77.75 ...

  • U.S. Futures Decline WSJ.com

    NEW YORK—Stock futures fell as concerns over whether Greece will be able to receive bailout funds prompted a pullback following the recent string a gains.

  • At A Showroom Near You: Cars That Tweet? WSJ Blogs

    Undaunted by fear of safety regulations, auto makers are piling new technologies into their vehicles: everything from 17-inch dashboard screens to services that check Facebook and buy movie tickets.

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    New Consumer Insurance Forms to Start in September WSJ.com

    The Obama administration released finalized new rules for how health insurers describe what their plans cover Thursday, and told insurers that they have until September to prepare the documents for the new open enrollment season.

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    India Official: Not in Favor of Commodity Transaction Tax WSJ.com

    NEW DELHI -- India shouldn't implement a proposed commodity transaction tax as such a move will hit trading volume in all commodity futures, Consumer Affairs Secretary Rajiv Aggarwal said Friday.

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    Ralph Lauren Set for Luxurious 2012 Barrons.com

    Ralph Lauren (RL: NYSE) By Needham & Co. ($157.07, Feb. 8, 2012) Ralph Lauren represents a quality luxury-goods manufacturer and retailer trading with long-term growth fueled by successfully integrating recent Asian acquisitions.

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