Brazil Regulator Queries JBS on Use of Derivatives

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The regulator said the meatpacker is by far the largest user of derivatives among nonfinancial companies in Brazil.

Alcatel-Lucent to Slim Down

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Alcatel-Lucent plans to rework its balance sheet and significantly tighten its focus to a handful of core businesses, in an effort to return the telecommunications-equipment maker to profitability, the company said.

Banks Blundered on Mortgage Pact

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Four of the largest U.S. mortgage servicers failed to comply with parts of a $25 billion landmark national mortgage settlement, the watchdog overseeing the process said.

Founder Gets Boot at Men's Wearhouse

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Clothing chain Men's Wearhouse terminated its founder and public face, George Zimmer, from his position as executive chairman. Mr. Zimmer said he was being silenced after expressing concerns about the direction.

White-Collar Sentences Get a Fresh Look

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A hearing this week on whether to substantially reduce former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling's 24-year prison sentence comes amid a growing debate about the rules for punishing white-collar criminals.

Manchester United PLC Aims to Widen Margins

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Manchester United's parent company plans to drive margins above 30% by splitting some of its global sponsorship deals into regional packages, leveraging the English football club's global fan base.

What to Hoard and What to Shred

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An increasing number of bank and financial-services clients are going paperless. So how do you store those important documents securely and reliably?

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Jeep Recall Spurred by Consumer Worries

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Chrysler agreed to recall about 1.56 million Jeeps to address consumer concerns, documents released on Wednesday indicated, even as it denied the vehicles have defects that render them unsafe to passengers in rear-end collisions.

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