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Brazilian food giant JBS S.A. said Wednesday its U.S.-based pork subsidiary has agreed to buy Cargill's U.S.-based pork business for $1.45 billion. Included in the acquisition are two Midwest meat processing plants that together process 9.3 million hogs. The deal also includes five feed mills and four hog farms. JBS first entered the U.S. pork market with the acquisition of Swift & Company in 2007. In 2009, JBS bought Pilgrim's Pride Corp., the second-largest poultry company in the U.S.

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The Trump Hotel Collection is suffering a credit card breach that extends back to at least February 2015.

The Trump Hotel Collection is suffering a credit card breach that extends back to at least February 2015.

Goldman Sachs analysts started coverage of the sector Wednesday with a positive outlook.

Goldman Sachs analysts started coverage of the sector Wednesday with a positive outlook.

The S&P 500 finishes higher on Wednesday as investors look beyond the latest developments in Greece and focus on economic data instead.

Pacific Crest said anecdotal evidence suggests watch demand is slowing.

Pacific Crest said anecdotal evidence suggests watch demand is slowing.

The dollar starts the month on strong footing Wednesday, rising against the yen and euro after an ADP employment report and the ISM reading on manufacturing activity.

Treasury yields rise Wednesday on strong U.S. economic data ahead of Thursday’s closely watched official jobs report, amid lingering Greek-debt negotiations.

Stocks finished higher Wednesday as U.S. economic data overtook concern centered around Greece's debt woes. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished up 138.40 points, or 0.8%, at 17,757.91. The S&P 500 Index closed up 14.32 points, or 0.7%, at 2,077.43. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 26.26 points, or 0.5%, to close at 5,013.12. All three indexes, however, remained down about 1% for the week to date.

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Greek-Americans worry for their relatives, share their support from afar.

Blue chips lead the way as stocks gain again Wednesday

The European Central Bank leaves its lifeline to Greece’s cash-starved banks unchanged, at least for now.

Facebook Inc. CEO Mark Zuckerberg envisions a future where laser beams shoot down Internet access to the Earth and people talk to each other with their minds.

Facebook Inc. CEO Mark Zuckerberg envisions a future where laser beams shoot down Internet access to the Earth and people talk to each other with their minds.

The European Central Bank on Wednesday left its cap on emergency liquidity for Greek banks unchanged at around 89 billion euros ($98.4 billion), news reports said. ECB policy makers also made no decision on whether to demand tougher haircuts on Greek government bonds and other debt used for collateral in return for emergency funding, the Financial Times reported. Investors were closely watching the ECB decision after Greece on Tuesday failed to make a 1.54 billion euro repayment due to the International Monetary Fund. Читать дальше...

The CEOs of Fannie and Freddie will each get $4 million a year, writes David Weidner.

Entrepreneurs and established companies are exploring how they can adapt the blockchain, the decentralized ledger that runs bitcoin, for other purposes. But there are still obstacles to widespread use.

Gold futures settle near their lowest in a month as an upbeat report on U.S. private-sector hiring and strength in the U.S. dollar dull the metal’s appeal.

Eurozone finance ministers see "no grounds for further talks" with Greece ahead of the country's Sunday bailout referendum, Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsellbloem said after a conference call with fellow ministers on Tuesday. Dijsellbloem said ministers merely noted proposals offered by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in a conciliatory letter Tuesday night. Tsipras then struck a defiant tone in a speech Wednesday, accusing creditors of blackmailing Greece. "The main decision was that, given the political situation... Читать дальше...

The Securities and Exchange Commission announced a $1 million settlement with Deloitte and Touche LLP for violations of auditor independence rules on Wednesday. The SEC said Deloitte failed to follow its own policies prior to entering into a new consulting business relationship with a trustee, Andrew Boynton, on the board of three funds it audited. Boynton and the funds' administrator ALPS Fund Services also settled SEC charges of causing related reporting violations by the funds and related compliance violations. Читать дальше...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The Justice Department is probing whether airlines colluded to keep fares high by growing at a slower pace, according to an Associated Press report citing a document and a spokeswoman. The report quoted the agency's spokeswoman, Emily Pierce, as saying the government was looking into "unlawful coordination." Though she didn't identify which companies were being probed, American Airlines , Delta Air Lines , Southwest Airlines and United Airlines control more than 80%... Читать дальше...