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  1. TPG exploring sale of stake to investors: source (Reuters)
  2. April auto sales tumble (Reuters)
  3. BP's Browne quits over gay affair with Canadian (Reuters)
  4. News Corp. makes unsolicited bid for Dow Jones (Reuters)
  5. U.S. manufacturing sector accelerates (AP)
  6. U.S. April auto sales tumble (Reuters)
  7. News Corp. makes unsolicited bid for Dow Jones (Reuters)
  8. U.S. manufacturing sector accelerates (AP)
  9. MetLife posts higher net in first quarter (Reuters)
  10. U.S. April auto sales stall (Reuters)
  11. Venezuela seizes operations from big oil companies (Reuters)
  12. Murdoch makes unsolicited bid for Dow Jones (Reuters)
  13. Dow notches fresh record on mergers (Reuters)
  14. MetLife posts higher net beats estimates (Reuters)
  15. U.S. April auto sales stall (Reuters)
  16. Virgin Mobile files with U.S. regulators for IPO (Reuters)
  17. Vonage asks for retrial of key patent case (Reuters)
  18. Disney unveils social networking for preteens (Reuters)
  19. Murdoch's bid for Dow Jones meets resistance (Reuters)
  20. Dolans in talks to take Cablevision private: report (Reuters)
  21. Drugmakers face $140 bln patent loss: report (Reuters)
  22. BP CEO quits over gay affair (Reuters)
  23. News Corp. makes $5 billion bid for Dow Jones (Reuters)
  24. Economy - Tuesday (Investor's Business Daily)
  25. IBM to cut 1,315 jobs in U.S. (Reuters)
  26. Main Dow Jones owner opposes Murdoch's bid (Reuters)
  27. Nortel sees higher first-quarter revenue (Reuters)
  28. News Corp. makes $5 billion bid for Dow Jones (Reuters)
  29. BP CEO quits as affair exposed (Reuters)
  30. Blockbuster sells Game Station for $150 mln (Reuters)
  31. Blockbuster sells UK chain for $150 mln (Reuters)
  32. FTSE falls as investors take profits (FT.com)
  33. Nokia sued in U.S. over a technology patent (Reuters)
  34. Wall Street to gain as M&A, results boost sentiment (Reuters)
  35. Time Warner posts profit on cable, AOL (Reuters)
  36. Gap is considering layoffs to cut costs: paper (Reuters)
  37. Sprint posts loss (Reuters)
  38. Citigroup to buy Bisys for $1.45 bln (Reuters)
  39. Sprint posts loss, fall in subscribers (Reuters)
  40. Time Warner beats on cable, AOL (Reuters)
  41. Cablevision board approves Dolan offer: CNBC (Reuters)
  42. Fannie Mae profit rises for 2005 (AP)
  43. Wall Street indexes open up on deals, profits (Reuters)
  44. Blockbuster reports wider loss (Reuters)
  45. Time Warner beats on cable, AOL (Reuters)
  46. Cablevision to go private in Dolan deal (Reuters)
  47. Stocks falls in Tokyo, Sydney (AP)
  48. March factory orders rise surprising 3.1 pct (Reuters)
  49. Wall Street up on M&A, solid earnings (Reuters)
  50. Cablevision to go private in Dolan deal (Reuters)
  51. US investors weigh manufacturing and housing data (FT.com)
  52. March factory orders rise surprising 3.1 percent (Reuters)
  53. Cablevision deal drives market higher (Reuters)
  54. Blockbuster reports wider loss, shares off (Reuters)
  55. Fannie Mae profit rises for 2005 (AP)
  56. Home Depot, Wal-Mart roll out smaller stores (Reuters)
  57. Deals, profits drive Nasdaq up 1 pct (Reuters)
  58. Time Warner posts Street-beating profit (Reuters)
  59. Deals, data drive Wall St higher (Reuters)
  60. Dow Jones board to meet Wednesday on bid: source (Reuters)
  61. Dow rises to record on deals, profits (Reuters)
  62. Legal threat seen if Dow Jones rejects bid (Reuters)
  63. Cablevision board OKs Dolan offer, shares rise (Reuters)
  64. GMAC posts loss on mortgage pressure (Reuters)
  65. U.S. jobs report offers more details on earnings (Reuters)
  66. Brink's profit beats expectations, shares up (Reuters)
  67. GMAC posts loss on mortgage pressure (Reuters)
  68. Fannie Mae profit rises for 2005 (AP)
  69. U.S. factory orders rise sharply (AP)
  70. Dow at record on M&A, earnings (Reuters)
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