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AP Business

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• TPG pulls out of Bradford & Bingley plan

• Travel experts: US share of foreign tourists slips

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AP Technology

• Internet addressing agency loses its own addresses

• Court orders YouTube to give Viacom video logs

• Ex-tech exec gets new judge in extradition case

• Case dropped against parents who put baby on eBay

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AP Wall Street

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• BHP, China's Baosteel agree iron ore price hike

• Gas prices hit another high for holiday weekend

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