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“Connecticut – home to my family and business – is in crisis,” Conatus' David Stemerman wrote in the note, which was viewed by Reuters. » Read More
Ford said on Tuesday it plans to idle five North American vehicle assembly plants for a total of 10 weeks to reduce inventories of slow-selling models. » Read More |
Trump would be the first U.S. president in the modern campaign finance era to use such funds to cover the costs of responding to a criminal probe, said election law experts. » Read More |
CVR Energy is buying biofuel credits for the first time in months, a sign the firm is starting to unwind a massive short position in the niche market. » Read More |
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Sturm Ruger rose higher Tuesday after a report said the Trump administration is preparing to make it easier for gun makers to sell arms overseas.
- Pence says Trump administration fully backs Graham-Cassidy Obamacare repeal, but 10 governors oppose
A slew of health-care groups have announced their opposition to the Graham-Cassidy repeal-and-replace bill.
As early-stage investors, now is the time to be bullish.
The cost to rebuild after Hurricanes is "enormous," said Mike Burke, CEO of engineering company Aecom.
Sebastian Thrun knows how to make an impression.
A powerful earthquake shook buildings in Mexico City on Tuesday.
Google is reportedly gearing up to launch a smaller version of Google Home which surfaced on a blog on Tuesday.
Hurricane Irma may have caused $42.5 billion to $65 billion in wind and flood damage, according to a preliminary estimate from CoreLogic.
Global companies looking to be good corporate citizens now will have a set of rules to follow, courtesy of the United Nations.
Deaths from drug overdoses in the United States has skyrocketed, Verge reports.
Luxury watch king Richard Mille says the growth of the Apple Watch is no threat to his business.
Google's next phone may have a really interesting feature.
Twitter said that it is weeding out accounts used for the "promotion of terrorism" rather than responding to government requests to close them down.
Before the first car even rolls off the assembly line of a new production plant just outside Charleston, South Carolina, Volvo is expanding plans for the plant.
Conditions may soon be right for Facebook to break into China, and the social media giant is already taking steps to do so, Mizuho said.
Crowdfunding platform Rabble wants to bring real estate development investing to the masses.
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