Studies Fail to Back Medtronic Spine Product

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Two independent studies—part of an experiment in lifting the veil on industry-sponsored trial data—found a Medtronic bone-growth product for spine surgeries was no better than a traditional operation.

How Clearwire Became the Darling of Telecom

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Clearwire, long the U.S. wireless industry's most embattled carrier, has emerged In recent months as its crown jewel.

U.S. to Buy Sugar From Domestic Growers

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The USDA hopes the move will help reduce a surplus that has driven prices lower and is threatening to spark a wave of defaults on government loans.

Huawei Set to Launch New Smartphone

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Huawei Technologies is turning on the glitz for the launch of its flagship smartphone, the Ascend P6, in London on Tuesday.

Private Equity Joins Fish-Feed Frenzy

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Private-equity firms Altor and Bain Capital offered $1.08 billion for the fish-feed unit of Norway's Cermaq, after it rejected advances from rival Marine Harvest.

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Airbus Set to Double Profit Margin

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Airbus is on track to more than double its profit margin by 2015 through greater efficiency and restructured management, said Chief Executive Fabrice Brégier.

ABB Names New CEO

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Ulrich Spiesshofer will become ABB's chief executive effective Sept. 15, ABB said. He has been head of the discrete automation and motion division since 2009.

Li Ka-shing Consortium Buys Dutch Company

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Companies controlled by Li Ka-shing bought a Dutch waste-management company, as the Hong Kong billionaire continued picking up infrastructure assets in developed markets.

Google Settles Stock Shareholder Suit

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Google's board has approved the terms of a proposed settlement with shareholders who have sued the search-giant in a bid to block its plan to issue a new type of stock that carries no voting rights.

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