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Rising mortgage rates elicit fears they could hurt housing recovery
Mortgage rates have spiked over the past few weeks, rising at the fastest pace since 2010, sparking fears that the housing market could weaken and undermine the country's economic recovery.
Duke Energy names insider to take over for Rogers
Duke Energy Corp., the nation's largest electric utility, named Chief Financial Officer Lynn Good to replace Jim Rogers next month as CEO.
Rubber Poised for Record Glut as Shippers End Curbs: Commodities
Rubber is headed for the biggest glut on record, prolonging the bear market that began in April, as supply exceeds demand for a third year and Southeast Asian exporters ended curbs on shipments.
Three Navy Football Players Will Reportedly Face Sexual Assault Charges
The woman reported the incident at the time, but later stopped cooperating with investigators, NBC reports.
Companies Caught Giving 'Obamaphones' To People Looking To Sell Them For Drugs And Cash
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Libor Scandal: Ex-Trader Faces Eight Charges
A former City trader has been charged in connection with the investigation by the Serious Fraud Office into the manipulation of the Libor interbank lending rate.
Obama pick for top U.S. telecom regulator to face Senate panel
President Barack Obama's choice for chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is expected to face questions about his past work within the telecommunications industry at a Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday.
Chrysler expected to formally refuse Jeep recall
This March 6, 2012 photo provided by the law offices of Butler, Wooten & Fryhofer, LLP shows the scene of a crash in Bainbridge, Ga., where a 4-year-old boy named Remi Walden was burned and died when a Jeep Grand Cherokee was struck from the rear by a Dodge Dakota pickup truck.
IPO-Seeking China Companies Pay More to Avoid Boards Going Naked
The 59-year-old former banker, a Mandarin-speaking American, sits on the boards of five U.S.-listed Chinese companies, including JinkoSolar Holding Co.
Porsche-Piech Family Buys Qatar 10% Stake in Porsche Holding
The Porsche-Piech family bought Qatar Holding LLC's 10 percent stake in Porsche Automobil Holding SE to regain full control of the investment company whose only asset is a majority stake in Volkswagen AG.
Rob Ford Scandal: Mayor Votes Against Toronto International Film Festival Subsidy
The $950,000 grant passed city council as Toronto police arrested two suspected drug dealers allegedly seen with the embattled politician in an infamous photo.
Investors guess Fed's actions, push stocks higher
The U.S. stock market rose in early trading Monday, driven not by any new economic data but by investors counting on the Federal Reserve to extend programs meant to boost the economy.
Lowe's offers to buy Orchard Supply for $205M
A customer leaves Orchard Supply Hardware store in Mountain View, Calif., in this Jan. 3, 2012 file photo.
Futures rising ahead of Fed's 2-day policy meeting
Dow Jones futures are up 124 points to 15,112. S&P futures have added 14.3 points to 1,632.70.
Apple details government requests for data
Those requests were made as part of Prism, the recently revealed highly classified National Security Agency program that seizes records from Internet companies.
Stripping Treasuries Up Most Since 2011 as Real Yields Gain
Demand for the Treasury securities most vulnerable to inflation is climbing to an almost two-year high as pension funds and insurance companies snap up discounted debt with consumer prices rising at the slowest since 2010.
Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift Win Big at MuchMusic Video Awards
But the pop sensation, who's causing friction abroad with his bad boy persona and run-ins with Hollywood neighbors, is still tops with fellow Canadians.