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The marketing group that urged the country to "Do AC" is about to go out of business, and its $30 million annual budget is being eyed to help Atlantic City in other ways.

Meshulam Perlman says he will never be able to forget the horror he witnessed after a deadly suicide bombing of a bus in a busy district of Jerusalem in 2004.

Amazon Studios is branching out from television series to movies, announcing plans to begin producing and acquiring original movies for theatrical release and, within weeks, video streaming.

Amazon says it will significantly expand into movie production by acquiring movies for theatrical release and early online streaming.

Months after he landed in Florida's Manatee County Jail, Jovon Frazier's pleas for treatment of the intense pain that radiated from his left shoulder to his elbow were met mostly with Tylenol.

Republicans running Congress have promised to use every weapon in their arsenal to take down President Barack Obama's health care law.

President Barack Obama used his last State of the Union to declare 2014 a "Year of Action," and he can claim credit for accomplishing several of the goals he laid out.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday played down the implication of two significant events for markets this week: the impending Greek elections and an expected move by the European Central Bank to buy government debt.

Goldcorp Inc. said Monday it has agreed to buy junior mining company Probe Mines Ltd. in a friendly, all-stock deal valued at about 526 million Canadian dollars (US$440 million), expanding the Vancouver company's presence in one of its core districts in Northern Ontario.

Brent crude oil prices fell below $50 a barrel on Monday after the global economic outlook darkened and Iraq announced record oil production.

European stocks and bonds rose on Monday as investors bet the ECB will unveil a bond-buying package this week to fight deflation and revive growth, shrugging off the steepest fall in Chinese shares since June 2008.

Chinese stocks plunged Monday after the country's securities regulator rapped three major brokerages for continuing to lend money for stock purchases in violation of rules.

Cities across the country are increasingly making snowplow-tracking data public in free mobile apps.

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Chinese shares plunged 6.3 percent Monday after the country's securities regulator imposed margin trading curbs on several major brokerages, a possible sign that authorities are trying to rein in the market's big gains.

A sell-off in Chinese brokerage firms dragged both Hong Kong and Shanghai stocks lower Monday morning, after the state's securities regulator punished a dozen mainland Chinese brokers for allowing customers to delay repayments by longer than currently allowed under China's margin-trading rules.

Here are the latest trading levels for Asia's major stock markets: Tokyo (Nikkei Average) up 0.6% ; Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) down 0.3% ; Shanghai (Shanghai Composite Index) down 3.4% ; Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) up 0.9% ; Seoul (Kospi) up 1% ; Taipei (Taiex) up 0.9% Copyright © 2015 MarketWatch, Inc.

Federal regulators are investigating whether Ford Motor Co. should expand a 2013 safety recall of diesel trucks.

Japanese stocks took the high ground in early Monday trading, with the Nikkei Stock Average up 0.7%, eating into a loss of 1.4% the previous session.

Australian stocks rocked some sizeable gains for the mining sector early Monday, helping propel the S&P/ASX 200 0.8% higher, erasing Friday's 0.6% loss.