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American Airlines flight attendants have some major complaints about a major cabin redesign—particularly that it's hard to get in and out of the bathrooms, the Chicago Business Journal reports.
Trade trade negotiations with China appear to have a similarly chaotic and incoherent framework
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American beef, corn and soybeans could benefit the most from the latest trade agreements between the U.S. and China.
Tesla has long promised drivers a $35,000 Model 3 electric sedan. Now, CEO Elon Musk says that this standard Model 3 won't be available until 3-6 months after Tesla can make 5,000 higher-end Model 3s per week.
Google itself is afraid of competition — from giants like Amazon or from smaller start-ups, James Pethokoukis of the American Enterprise Institute said.
I asked Siri to tell me about Apple's developer conference WWDC and she told me she's getting an upgrade.
Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin mirror some of the most famous failed currency experiments throughout history, says Nobel-winning economist Robert Shiller.
The Justice Department's Office of Inspector General is probing whether department officials improperly investigated the Trump campaign.
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Strategist Jeff Saut sees a "whole new leg up for the equity markets" thanks to earnings and the economy.
The New York Police Department is investigating allegations of sexual misconduct leveled against celebrity chef Mario Batali.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said a "painful pressure campaign" was used to bring North Korea to the negotiating table.
Banks are increasingly hiring former government cyberspies, soldiers and counterintelligence officials to help fight cybercrime, the New York Times reports.
The senior counsel to a former deputy attorney general says Rod Rosenstein made "a savvy move" in his quick response to Trump's demand.
The agreement will allow the Obamas to produce series and features for the streaming media company.
The Trump administration may be considering easing penalties on Chinese phone maker ZTE amid broader trade negotiations, but White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow insists the company won't go unpunished.
President Trump praised Gina Haspel as the new director of the CIA, just hours after accusing John Brennan of disgracing the office and engaging in a "political hit job" against him, USA Today reports.
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