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Tesla Unveils Stock Offering
Published May 15, 2013
The maker of electric cars plans to pay off a loan from the Department of Energy with the proceeds from an offering of common stock and convertible senior notes.
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Gasoline Prices Rise in May
Published May 15, 2013
Planning a spring getaway? Get ready to shell out more money at the pump as prices climb by a nickel from last week.
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EA Opens L.A. Studio to Develop ‘Stars Wars’ Games
Published May 15, 2013
EA opened a new Los Angeles studio to help attract talent from rival game developers, just weeks after announcing a 10% cut in its workforce.
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Computer Sciences Swings to 4Q Profit
Published May 15, 2013
Computer Sciences turned a profit in the fourth quarter despite missing revenue estimates, as lower operating costs and a tax benefit boosted the technology services company.
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ESPN to Expand Video Partnership with Twitter
Published May 14, 2013
ESPN plans to post sports video highlights on Twitter in near real-time, as the sports network and micro-blogging service expand their partnership to create new opportunities for advertising revenue.
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Elliott Suggests Merger of Hess and Shareholder Nominees
Published May 14, 2013
The activist shareholder suggested the two sides combine their slates of five nominees to create a reconstituted board.
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U.S. Oil Boom Ricochets Around the World
Published May 14, 2013
Oil Tide Turns: Thanks to a boom in domestic shale oil production, the U.S. is set to overtake Russia as the world’s largest non-OPEC producer.
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Sherwin-Williams Signs Multi-Year Pact With NASCAR
Published May 13, 2013
Sherwin-Williams agreed to a multi-year partnership with NASCAR to become the racing circuit’s official paint.
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Chrysler to Recall 301K Jeep and Ram Vehicles
Published May 13, 2013
Chrysler said it will recall 301,283 vehicles to address several issues, including a problem that could cause some to shift into neutral.
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Hess Concedes Two Board Seats to Elliott
Published May 13, 2013
Hess said it will add to its board two directors nominated by activist shareholder Elliott Management, as long as the oil company’s own slate of five nominees is elected. Five Elliott nominees earlier said they abandoned a compensation plan that drew Hess's ire.

