BUSINESS NEWS - Last Generation Network News for Sunday April 30 2017
BUSINESS NEWS - Last Generation Network News for Sunday April 30 2017
| Washington Post | - |
President Trump came into office promising to make the economy grow at rates the United States hasn't seen for decades. On Friday, as the government reported that the U.S.
| New York Times | - |
A Delta pilot became involved in a fight between two women at the Atlanta airport last week, but an investigation by the airline found his actions had helped de-escalate the episode.
| New York Times | - |
Corporations are people, Mitt Romney once told us. But if the Trump administration's tax plan were to become law, in the future a whole lot of people may just become corporations.
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NEWTON FALLS, Ohio -- An Ohio family says they learned just 20 minutes before dinner this week that a planned mystery guest would be Facebook founder and billionaire Mark Zuckerberg.
| The Hill | - |
Congress is eyeing an overhaul of airline policies after a man was violently removed from a United Airlines flight earlier this month - and members will have plenty of bills to choose from.
| Los Angeles Times | - |
From a cafe table on a pier overlooking sea lions and passing sailing vessels with bright pennants flapping in the breeze, Pedro Nava recalled that the battle lines were drawn to prevent offshore drilling in Santa Barbara when a marine sanctuary was ...
| McClatchy Washington Bureau | - |
California drivers will see gas prices jump in November and will pay more to register their vehicles come January after Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Friday a tax hike of $5 billion per year to fix the state's crumbling highways.
| TheStreet.com | - |
Starbucks (SBUX) has a mixed track record on acquisitions, something that came to forefront once again when the coffee king reported its latest results on Thursday.
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(Adds details about impending negotiation deadline) By Nick BrownNEW YORK, April 28 (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's financial oversight board on Friday approved fiscal plans for four public agencies, including a liquidation of the island's Government ...
| Business Insider | - |
Big data software company Cloudera completed its much-anticipated IPO on Friday and the stock was a hit with investors. Cloudera priced it at $15 raising $225 million for itself, above its initial range of $12 to $14.
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first-quarter profit on robust sales of its large pickup trucks and crossovers in the United States, as uncertainty surrounds the overall pace of domestic auto sales for the industry.
| Washington Post | - |
Regulators on Friday seized New Orleans-based First NBC Bank in the costliest bank failure since the financial crisis, with cleanup costs estimated at $1 billion .
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Continuing its upbeat performance alive for the fourth straight quarter, Western Digital Corp. (WDC - Free Report) reported better-than-expected results for third-quarter fiscal 2017.
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FILE PHOTO: Time Inc. CEO Joe Ripp (2nd L) claps after ringing the bell to open trading at the New York Stock Exchange in New York June 9, 2014.
| Bloomberg | - |
The Trump administration's tax proposals are unlikely to spur enough economic growth to reduce U.S. deficits, BlackRock Inc.'s Larry Fink said Friday.
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Puerto Rico bondholders rejected Governor Ricardo Rossello's debt-restructuring proposal days before a May 1 deadline to craft a deal or face a potential wave of creditor lawsuits.
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With the Anthem Inc.-Cigna Corp. merger now all but dead, speculation about the next health-insurance megadeal -- and the Trump administration's tolerance for such transactions -- has begun.
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