Warren Buffett diagnosed with prostate cancer

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Warren Buffett diagnosed with prostate cancer
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Iconic investor Warren Buffett announced Tuesday
that he has been diagnosed with stage I prostate
cancer in a letter to shareholders of his firm
Berkshire Hathaway. Buffett, 81, said his
"condition is not remotely life-threatening or
even debilitating in any meaningful way," and
that additional tests didn't reveal incidence of
cancer anywhere else in his body.
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  education levels and in almost every line of
  work earned less than men, according to a
  report issued Tuesday by the American Association
  of University Women. According to the report,
  women in the USA earned 77 of what men earned in
  2010. The report says that in 2010, women's
  annual median earnings were 36,931, compared
  with 47,715 for men.
• The NFL released the 256-game regular-season
  schedule. The Eagles will open on the road
  beginning their 2012 season with a matchup Sept.
  9 against the Browns in Cleveland. They'll appear
  twice on ESPN's Monday Night Football -- Nov. 5
  at New Orleans and Nov. 26 at home against Cam
  Newton and the Carolina Panthers. They have two
  games (so far) scheduled for Sunday nights on NBC
  -- Sept. 30 against the Giants and Dec. 2 in
  Dallas. And their turn on Thursday night on the
  NFL Network comes Dec. 13, with a home game
  against the Cincinnati Bengals. Their final
  regular-season game of the year is against the
  Giants at MetLife Stadium. The Eagles have beaten
  the Giants in seven of their past eight tries,
  and they haven't lost at the Meadowlands since
  2007.