Friday's Top News Headlines
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Energy Department Posts Commodity Price Information
Labor Productivity Dropped 2% in Q4
LinkedIn Q4 Results Beat Estimates
Lockheed Adds $30 Million to $1.3 Billion Aegis Contract
Number of Mobile Phones Made in China Increases 4.3%
Zions Bancorp Declares Quarterly Dividend of $0.01
Tax-Filing Changes Prompt Intuit to Trim Q2 Guidance
EU Leaders Agree to $1.3 Trillion Budget
Riverbed Technology Beats on Q4 Revenue
Oil Up on China, U.S. Trade Data; Pump Prices Rise
Ross Stores Lifts Dividend, Authorizes $1.1 Billion Buyback
U.S. Wholesale Stockpiles Dip 0.1% in December
Airlines to Halt Northeast Flights
Wozniak: Apple Somewhat Behind in Smartphone Features
HP Sets Labor Guidelines for Chinese Suppliers
9 Things Apple Could Do With $137 Billion
Oceaneering Signs $45 Million Contract With BP
RadioShack Names Walgreen's Joseph C. Magnacca as CEO
U.S. Rig Count Decreases by 5 This Week
Euro Falls Against Dollar After Draghi Comments
Reports: BlackBerry Not Selling BlackBerry 10 Devices in Japan
Manufacturer: Device Setting Caused Super Bowl Outage
White House Outlines Deep Cuts It May Have to Make
Starbucks and Tata Coffee Open Indian Coffee Plant
Venezuela Announces Currency Devaluation
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