NAB’s First-Half Net Rises 26%

National Australia Bank said its first-half net profit rose 26%, but joined the nation’s other major banks in recording significantly higher charges for problem corporate loans and lower margins due to the global credit crunch.

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Ice Diving in the White Sea

Ice diving is one of the last great scuba adventures. WSJ’s Mark Schoofs ice dives in the White Sea in Northern Russia and gives a peek into an underwater world full of sea creatures. (May 10)

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Ditching the ‘Big Red Sled’

WSJ’s Bryan Gruley discusses his decision to part with his deceased mother’s beat-up 1994 Pontiac Bonneville, which he has held on to as a reminder of her. (May 10)

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Tough Summer for Theme Parks?

Against the backdrop of a weaker economy and higher gas prices, U.S. theme parks may face a long, hot and challenging summer. MarketWatch’s Russ Britt reports. (May 9)

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Why Kids Come to See Buffett

Kids from around the U.S. explain why they came to Bershire Hathaway’s shareholder meeting in Omaha, Neb., to hear Warren Buffett speak. (May 10)

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Author Q&A: ‘Slavery by Another Name’

WSJ’s Doug Blackmon discusses his new book, “Slavery by Another Name,” an account of the period between the U.S. Civil War and World War II, with book editor Jeff Trachtenberg. (May 10)

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More Partisanship, More Gridlock

WSJ’s Jeff Trachtenberg speaks to Gerald Seib, co-author of “Pennsylvania Avenue: Profiles In Backroom Power,” about the new social and political scene in Washington, D.C. (May 9)

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Ice Diving in the White Sea

Ice diving is one of the last great scuba adventures. WSJ’s Mark Schoofs ice dives in the White Sea in Northern Russia and gives a peek into an underwater world full of sea creatures. (May 10)

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