Broad Reshuffle at HTC

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Several senior executives at HTC have left the company in recent weeks, signaling a broader management shake-up at the struggling smartphone maker and putting a spotlight on CEO Peter Chou.

Sony to Discuss Loeb Plan

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Sony said its board has started talks about how to address a proposal from activist investor Daniel Loeb to take part of the group's entertainment business public.

Clearwire Backs New Sprint Offer

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Clearwire said a special board committee approved Sprint Nextel's latest offer for the wireless broadband provider and recommended shareholders vote for the deal.

Lawsuit Chills Carfax Owner's Potential Sale

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A lawsuit brought by auto dealers has put a chill on the potential sale of R.L. Polk & Co., owner of the used-car shopping tool Carfax, according to people familiar with the matter.

CEO of Popular Seeks IOC Presidency

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The chairman and CEO of Puerto Rico's Popular declared his candidacy to become president of the International Olympic Committee.

Target's Quarter Lacks Spring

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Target posted a 29% drop in quarterly earnings and lowered its outlook, citing weak sales in seasonal and weather-related categories.

Pesticides Make a Comeback

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Sales of insecticides are surging after years of decline, as U.S. corn planting expands and a genetic modification used to protect crops from pests has started losing its effectiveness.

Dimon Strengthens Grip at J.P. Morgan

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J.P. Morgan shareholders rejected a proposal to split James Dimon's dual roles as chief executive and chairman, and re-elected all the members of the bank's board.

Phone Firms Sell Data on Customers

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Big phone companies have started to sell the data they gather about subscribers' locations, travels and Web-browsing habits, providing a powerful tool for marketers but raising new privacy concerns.

Ford to Increase North American Output

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Ford plans to increase its North American manufacturing capacity by 200,000 vehicles through a series of production-line expansions and a shortening of its summer shutdowns.

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