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Trump is right about the NATO deadbeats
Most NATO members don’t meet targets for defense spending – but they contribute in other ways. …read more […]
Year: 2018
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U.S. judge allows lawsuits over Monsanto’s Roundup to proceed to trial
A federal U.S. judge on Tuesday allowed hundreds of lawsuits alleging that Monsanto Co’s glyphosate-containing weed-killer Roundup causes cancer to proceed to trial, finding that there was sufficient evidence for a jury to hear the cases.
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Better Buy: Apple Inc. (AAPL) vs. Corning Incorporated (GLW)
It’s really not a fair fight. Here’s why. …read more […]
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RSA’s Martin Scicluna lined up to chair Sainsbury’s: Sky News
Sainsbury’s , the British supermarket group that is merging with rival Asda, has lined up Martin Scicluna as the successor to chairman David Tyler, Sky News reported on Tuesday.
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Your super-quick guide to Amazon Prime Day
Here’s everything you need to know about Amazon’s 4th annual Prime Day. …read more […]
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Apple combines machine learning and Siri teams under Giannandrea
Apple is creating a new AI/ML team that brings together its Core ML and Siri …read more […]
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Tesla reaches deal to build electric vehicle factory in China
Tesla has reached a deal with the Shanghai government to build a factory …read more […]
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Could Alibaba Stock Really Soar More Than 50%?
Alibaba Holding Group (NYSE:BABA) hasn’t had the best few weeks. After BABA stock hit a high just over $210 in mid-June, shares quickly cascaded lower, falling to almost $180 by July. The first, several economic data points out of China came in below expectations. …read more […]
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Oil mixed on supply disruptions; chance of Iran sanctions waivers
Oil prices were mixed on Tuesday, as price gains on supply concerns in Norway and Libya were tempered by the United States’ indication that it would consider requests for waivers from Iranian oil sanctions.
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Bike-share schemes battle for Paris turf, but it’s not all free-wheeling
Grabbing a bicycle from a docking station and riding the streets of Paris used to be one of the city’s many charms, but the once-loved Velib system has fallen into disarray and some new dockless bike-share schemes are struggling to survive.
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Boeing says first-half orders soar past Airbus
Boeing, the world’s largest planemaker, recorded 460 net aircraft orders during the period, it said on Tuesday. Last week Airbus said it recorded 206 orders. Boeing’s new orders have rebounded after losing the race in that category to Airbus last year. …read more […]
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Boeing says first-half orders soar past Airbus
Boeing, the world’s largest planemaker, recorded 460 net aircraft orders during the period, it said on Tuesday. Last week Airbus said it recorded 206 orders. Boeing’s new orders have rebounded after losing the race in that category to Airbus last year. …read more […]
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PepsiCo, oil help extend Wall Street rally; S&P at four-month high
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 at a four-month high, as energy shares got a boost from higher crude prices and strong results from PepsiCo signaled a solid start to the earnings season.
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The Thai government responded to Elon Musk, and said his submarine idea is 'not practical' for the cave rescue
Musk has floated a number of ways to rescue the Thai soccer team stuck in a cave, and sent engineers to the site. The Thai prime minister said he was “highly appreciative” of Musk’s initiative. Elon Musk has floated a variety of ways to help free the members of the Thai soccer team — but his kid-sized submarine has been politely turned down for being “not practical” for the mission. …read more […]
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U.S. job quits rate hits 17-year high; labor market tightening
More American workers voluntarily quit their jobs in May, government data showed on Tuesday, a sign of confidence in the labor market that economists say will soon boost wage growth.