Hershey Keen for Piece of China

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Hershey will introduce a milk-based candy in China and open up a Shanghai R&D center as part of its strategy to build a presence the world's fastest-growing candy market.

FCC Can Set Deadlines for Cell Tower Applications

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The Supreme Court ruled federal regulators can set deadlines for state and local authorities to act on applications for new cellphone towers.

Another Cambodian Factory Accident

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More than 20 people were injured Monday when a rest shelter outside a Cambodian garment factory collapsed and fell into a pond, adding to recent worries about safety in the country's garment sector.

Vista Equity Partners to Buy Websense

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Buyout firm Vista Equity Partners agreed to pay about $1 billion to acquire Websense, a maker of software and services designed to help protect companies against cyberattacks and data theft.

Actavis to Buy Warner Chilcott

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Actavis agreed to acquire Warner Chilcott for about $5 billion in an all-stock deal aimed at enlarging Actavis's portfolio of specialty pharmaceutical brands and shrinking its tax burden.

Silver Recovers After Swings

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Silver earned its moniker as the "Devil's metal" with a day of whipsaw trading that took prices to their lowest level since September 2010.

Ergen Bids for LightSquared Spectrum

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Dish Network Chairman Charlie Ergen bid $2 billion for certain spectrum from LightSquared, the wireless venture spearheaded by financier Philip Falcone that is navigating bankruptcy proceedings.

How a Pick for a Financial Adviser Can Go Wrong

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New research shows why a mentor who's good for some

could be bad for you.

EU Widens Energy-Price Probe

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EU authorities have widened their probe into potential energy-price manipulation in recent days, sending requests for pricing information to commodity-trading firms including Glencore Xstrata, Vitol Group and Gunvor Group.

GM Sees Stable Pricing by Japanese Car Makers

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A top General Motors executive said he doubts Japanese auto makers would use the weaker yen to launch a price war in the U.S. this summer even as they face softer revenue at home.

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