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Toyota profit more than doubles on yen, cost cuts
Toyota quarterly profit more than doubles to 314 billion yen ($3.2 billion) on yen, cost cuts
Germany's expected tax take slightly lower
Germany's expected tax take slightly lower, government still aims to balance budget in 2015
Germany plans tighter control of managers' pay
German government plans to follow Switzerland in giving shareholders more say on managers' pay
Spain refuses to hand over ex-HSBC worker
Spain refuses to hand over to Switzerland ex-HSBC worker who allegedly stole information
UK gov't agenda focuses on immigration, economy
Queen reads out British government legislative plan focusing on immigration, growth
China reports stronger April trade growth
China reports stronger April trade growth but analysts say export figures distorted
Stocks ease as earnings fall, day after Dow record
Stocks ease as earnings fall; Dow Jones averages down a day after closing above 15,000
Bashful men can buy the little blue pill online
Pfizer sells Viagra on its website in a drug industry first
Ferrari to sell fewer cars to boost exclusivity
Ferrari chairman: supercar maker will limit sales below 7000 in 2013 to boost exclusivity
US futures again heading higher
US stock futures move higher; markets at home and abroad reaching for new records
Oil slips toward $95 as US supplies seen rising
Oil price slips toward $95 a barrel as abundant US supplies dampen impact of strong China data
UN predicts boom in trade of 'green' products
UN says trade in environment-friendly products to almost triple to $2.2 trillion by 2020
UN: Global youth unemployment rate is rising
UN says global youth unemployment rate to reach 12.8 percent by 2018
ING first quarter earnings rise on asset sales
ING's first quarter earnings rise on asset sales; bank operations improve marginally
German utility E.ON's profits rise on asset sales
German utility E.ON says net income is up, but business still under pressure
Wideroe crew strike grounds flights in Norway
Wideroe cabin crew strike grounds flights in Norway, northern Europe
German Cabinet approves ECB bank supervision
German Cabinet approves European bank supervision, still faces dispute over winding up lenders
Spain claims reforms beginning to pay off
Spain says budget cuts, reforms beginning to pay off, country no longer in need of bailout
New stock market milestone: Dow 15,000
New milestone for Dow Jones industrial average: first close above 15,000 points
FDA warns pregnant women of migraine drug risk
FDA warns pregnant women that certain migraine drugs can decrease IQ levels in children



