Shareholders vote by wide margin to keep Jamie Dimon as CEO and chairman.
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Herbalife hired Pricewaterhouse Coopers as its new accounting firm. KPMG resigned last month after discovering one of its partners was providing illegal stock tips on clients.
Apple remains the top global brand with an estimated value of $185 billion.
Investors cheered Apple CEO Tim Cook as he took questions from lawmakers on the company's tax strategies.
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Anu Mandavilli is protesting outside of Gap's annual shareholder meeting on Tuesday, after the company would not sign onto a legally-binding agreement that would improve worker safety in Bangladesh.
The Dow and S&P 500 hit new records after comments from a Fed official raised hopes of stimulus continuing. Bernanke testifies in front of Congress Wednesday.
High-tech meets low-tech (bike messengers!) as new Chinese consumers embrace online shopping.
This ominous-sounding technical signal points to another move down in bond yields. So much for the Treasury bubble bursting?
Why we're paying attention to the wrong deal.
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Danone has struck two deals with the China Mengniu Dairy Company in a bid to take advantage of surging demand for internationally-branded milk and yoghurt.
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CNN's Dan Rivers reports on the influx of companies into Myanmar as the country opens up to foreign business.
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The latest data shows registrations rose in April for the first time since September 2011.
The Syrian Electronic Army has hacked into a Financial Times blog and some of its Twitter accounts.
Shareholders want to discuss an independent chairman, and who'll replace Jamie Dimon.
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In a statement to the Senate, Apple explains -- sort of -- what it's doing in Cork.
Apple will be in focus as CEO Tim Cook appears on Capitol Hill, while shares in cruise ship operator Carniva tumbled. JPMorgan shareholder meeting also in the spotlight.
Promising 'not to screw it up,' the Internet company agrees to pay $1.1 billion for blog site.
There is a good case for Yahoo to buy Tumblr. But there's a better case for it not to.
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