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Netflix Bolsters Offerings in Documentary Genre
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While the company has received much attention for its scripted programs, including “House of Cards” and “Orange Is the New Black,” it has also picked up a series of documentaries.Advertising: Aiming to Reduce a Stigma, Depend’s New Pitch Is ‘Drop Your Pants’
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A new campaign for Depend incontinence products aimed at people under 50 hopes to show that bladder incontinence is common — and not only among older people.DealBook: Equinox Fitness Is Buying Rest of Millennium’s Gyms
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The $110 million deal is for the remaining gyms owned by Millennium Partners, and it expands Equinox’s empire to 73 locations worldwide.Breakingviews: Why automakers race to chop China part prices
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Concordia nears final port of call
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DealBook: Multibillion-Dollar Dispute Over Guidant Seems Headed for Trial
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The dispute dates back to a 2004 bidding war, ultimately won by Boston Scientific. Johnson & Johnson is seeking $5.5 billion in damages.Britain to Expand Land Available for Oil and Gas Drilling
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The ideal arm swing while running may be the one you’re already using, a new study of upper body biomechanics concludes.
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A lawyer for a former employee of the bank said the Federal Reserve Bank of New York told the German bank of its findings in December.
The hedge fund billionaire William A. Ackman spent more than three hours trying to convince everyone who would listen that Herbalife is a fraud. Its stock rose more than 25 percent.
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Gary J. Gates, a demographer, discusses the challenges in obtaining reliable survey information about lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgenders.
An unusually high number of fraudulent purchases tied to cards used at its thrift stores led authorities to contact Goodwill on Friday about a possible data breach.
A television news program said it had captured footage of workers at a meat processing facility using out-of-date chicken and beef to make products for the fast-food outlets.
Hedge funds have claimed billions of dollars in tax savings through complex financial structures created by Barclays and Deutsche Bank, according to the inquiry.
Modeling a Medicare plan on the Affordable Care Act could save taxpayers money by forcing plans to compete on price rather than unnecessary benefits.
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To the extent that 21st Century Fox’s unrequited bid for Time Warner Inc. offered a crystal ball on the future of media, print doesn’t seem as if it will be much a part of it.
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State insurance regulators and the Obama administration plan to revise standards so consumers will encounter fewer unexpected out-of-network bills.
Millions of Americans are receiving auto loans they cannot possibly afford, in a lending climate marked by some of the same lack of caution seen in the housing industry before its 2008 implosion.
The greater sage grouse might be declared an endangered species, restricting development of its habitat, leading the energy industry and the government to try to save the bird.
Vega Sicilia’s wine is triumphant, but its ruling clan’s bickering has been leaving a sour taste.
Misrepresentations of cardiopulmonary resuscitation on television may lead patients to have unrealistic expectations of what the procedure entails and the likelihood of success.
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The American drug maker will be incorporated in Jersey, a small island south of mainland Britain, allowing it to reduce its overall tax bill.
The list of ingredients for a stir-fry may look daunting, but the cooking time is less than 10 minutes, barely enough to heat up the kitchen. This week’s stir-fries abound in Thai flavorings, and there’s one that puts radish greens to good use.
Many investors and job-seekers are flocking to Washington and Colorado to take advantage of the legal marijuana industry, but the risks can be high and the rewards nonexistent.
The American drug maker will be incorporated in Jersey, a small island south of mainland Britain, allowing it to reduce its overall tax bill.
Finally, a film about aging that doesn’t depress.
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