Complete list of winners at 18th annual SAG Awards

A complete list of winners at Sunday's 18th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards:

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Former JP Morgan executive Lindsay dies at 86

Robert V. Lindsay, a retired president of J.P. Morgan and the brother of former New York mayor John Lindsay, has died. He was 86.

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Exxon selling Japanese subsidiary in $3.9B deal

Exxon Mobil Corp. is selling its Japanese refining and marketing business to partner TonenGeneral Sekiyu K.K. in a deal valued at $3.9 billion.

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Key dates in Greece's debt crisis

A look at key dates in Greece's financial crisis.

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Forbes' list of 10 richest US presidents

The 10 richest presidents according to Forbes magazine, which considered estimates of their wealth while in office and the national economy of their times. Forbes says Republican primary candidate Mitt Romney would rank fourth if elected:

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Hillary Clinton to visit Europe next week

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will make a short trip to Europe next week, making her sixth visit to Germany and first to Bulgaria as America's top diplomat.

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Spinner of romantic lies, 'Rockefeller' set for murder trial

ALHAMBRA, Calif. - During cocktail hour at a Manhattan art gallery in May 2008, German-born Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter politely introduced himself to socialite Roxane West as someone he was not. "I was standing there looking at a painting and he came over ... a gentleman," West remembered. He introduced himself as Clark Rockefeller, a member of the storied New York family, charming West as he had done many other women, mostly wealthy but sometimes not.

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A look at economic developments around the globe

A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Friday:

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How states fared on unemployment aid, at a glance

More people sought unemployment benefits last week, though the increase comes one week after applications fell to their lowest level in four years. Layoffs have fallen in recent months and fewer people are seeking benefits, signs of a healthier job market.

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Industrial metals close higher on inflation fears

Industrial metal prices are ending the week sharply higher on expectations that inflation will rise.

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4Q sales, trends for key Bristol-Myers medicines

Global sales of key Bristol-Myers Squibb drugs in 2011's fourth quarter:

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Cops: Man, 65, kills teen who knocks him off bicycle

A 65-year-old man who was knocked off his bicycle by three teenagers on a Pennsylvania trail shot two of them, killing one, police said according to reports.

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US blacklists German terror suspects

The Obama administration is hitting two German-Moroccan brothers and a German-Turk man with financial sanctions for their involvement in terrorist activities in central Asia, the Middle East and Europe.

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List of dead or missing from grounded cruise ship

A list of those confirmed dead or missing in the grounding of the cruise ship Costa Concordia off Italy. Italian officials released a list of the missing. Those not listed as crew are passengers.

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Tanier: Patriots then hardly resemble Patriots now

We are haunted by the ghosts of Patriots past.

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Figures from Apple's 1Q earnings report

Some figures from Apple Inc.'s first-quarter earnings report, put into context:

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How Fed policymakers affect the economy

The Federal Reserve's chief policymaking group, the Federal Open Market Committee, has vast power over the economy through its ability to set monetary policy.

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Fed's moves to aid economy since financial crisis

The Federal Reserve has taken many unprecedented steps in the past three years to try to boost the U.S. economy and counter the effects of a financial crisis that triggered a painful recession. It has kept the short-term interest rate it controls at a record low near zero since December 2008.

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Novartis to pay $99 M to settle overtime lawsuit

A U.S. division of Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG will pay $99 million to settle a class-action lawsuit about overtime pay for U.S. sales representatives.

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