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• Drugmaker Novartis' Q2 profit up 19 percent

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• Germany cuts 2010 budget deficit forecast

• Oil rises above $77 amid mixed US demand signals

• Stock futures rise modestly after JPMorgan results

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• New WH report claims more jobs from stimulus bill

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• Corporate profits again lift stock futures

• Eurozone industrial output up for 3rd month in May

• German police search Credit Suisse branches

• Ex-CEO of Germany's IKB convicted

• EU clears BA-Iberia merger, alliance with American

• Portugal raises $2.14B in bond auction

• Oil dips below $77 as US crude supplies rise

• Corporate profits again lift stock futures

• European stocks fall ahead of US retail sales data

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• Gov't hopes new drilling moratorium can survive

• Germany's BMW raises 2010 outlook

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• Moody's downgrades Portugal debt rating

• EU finance ministers pressed to fix oversight

• Global oil demand seen rising slightly in 2011

• Oil extends losses, drops below $75

• Stocks set for more gains after upbeat earnings

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• More Americans' credit scores sink to new lows

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• BP reports progress on oil cap; Gulf Coast waits

• BP says oil spill costs climb to $3.5 billion

• Toyota invites outsiders to boost quality control

• Immigration to rich countries fell during crisis

• Chinese officials must report personal assets

• Oil falls to near $75 ahead of US company earnings

• Stocks set to slide to kick off week

• World stocks lifted by China trade, Wall Street

• Wholesale inventories rise in May, sales fall

• FAA tells airlines to fix cockpit window heaters

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• Google wins permission to keep website in China

• China says exports up 35 percent in June

• Pump prices end the week lower, oil higher

• Dow ends week up 5.3 pct, its best gain in a year

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• Calif. aims to boost enforcement of organic rules

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• Google says Beijing renews China Net license

• China auto sales growth slows again in June

• Toyota president open to raising wages in China

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• Facebook in deal to sell site credits in Asia

• Oil rises to $76 amid optimism on global economy

• Stocks set to pause after 3-day rally

• Confidence in world recovery boosts stock markets

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