Wednesday's Top News Headlines
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Oil Rises on European Optimism, Drop in U.S. Supplies
Government to Sell Off GM Stake; GM to Buy Back $5.5 Billion
Republic Services Hires New CFO Away From Summit
Dillard's Pays $2 Million to Settle EEOC Complaints
Nielsen Buys Arbitron for $1.26 Billion
Homebuilder Confidence Rises for 8th Straight Month
Gap Plans to Open Stores in Brazil
TheStreet.com and 3 Execs Settle SEC Fraud Charges
S&P Raises Greek Credit Rating
Ireland Rejects Latest Ryanair Bid for Aer Lingus
Oracle Boosts Profit, Beats Expectations for Q2
iSuppli: Nokia to Cede Top Market Spot for Full-Year 2012
JPMorgan Chase Names New Mortgage Chief
Breakup Fee Outlined for Sprint, Clearwire Deal
Sirius XM Radio Names James E. Meyer Interim CEO
Housing Starts Fall 3% in November
Zuckerberg Donates Facebook Stock Worth Nearly $500 Million
World Bank Releases New Asia Estimates
Jefferies Posts Strong Q4, Full-Year Results
Air Canada Discount Carrier Taking Off in July
Martha Stewart Living CEO to Step Down
Obama: He and Boehner "Pretty Close" to a Deal
Brazil Company Sells Cell Phones With iPhone Brand
Hyundai Recalls 18,000 Velosters
Boehner: Obama Should Support Fiscal Cliff Plan
U.S. Seeks "Balanced" Trade Relationship With China
Kodak to Sell Digital Imaging Patents for $525 Million
Gasoline Drops to $3.23 a Gallon
Cyprus' Parliament Approves Bailout-Driven Budget
Amgen to Pay $762 Million to Settle Marketing Investigations
Euro Jumps to Eight-Month High Against Dollar
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