Wall Street Journal

Trump Names Carl Icahn as Adviser on Regulatory Overhaul
Wall Street Journal
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn on Wednesday was named special adviser to the president on overhauling federal regulations. Mr. Icahn, who has spent the past four decades battling big companies as an activist investor, already has been wielding
Trump names Icahn as special adviserThe Hill
Trump taps investor Icahn to advise on regulatory reformPolitico (blog)
Trump names Icahn as special advisor on regulation, vows to shred Obama rulesCNBC
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USA TODAY

Senate report shows Martin Shkreli is just as bad as you think he is
USA TODAY
Staggering hikes — in some cases higher than 5000%— in prices of prescription drugs threaten the health and economic stability of Americans who can't afford vital medicines, a congressional report warned Wednesday. The findings by the Senate Special …
Senators urge action to block drastic drug price hikesThe Boston Globe
How 4 drug companies rapidly raised prices on life-saving drugsLos Angeles Times
Senate Aims to Stop Firms From 'Buying Up Drugs and Jacking Up Prices'New York Times
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Fortune

Hershey Names 11-Year Vet Michele Buck to CEO Post
Fortune
Hershey has named 11-year veteran Michele Buck to serve as the chocolate maker's next president and CEO, an appointment that comes at a time when Big Food manufacturers find themselves challenged by smaller startup rivals. Buck, who currently serves …
Candymaker Hershey has sweet tooth for just-named CEOUSA TODAY
Hershey Names Michele Buck CEO — 2nd UpdateNasdaq
Hershey names Michele Buck as next CEO of candy makerTulsa World
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New York Times

Trump Organization Moves to Avoid Possible Conflicts of Interest
New York Times
Immigrant workers and volunteers, including members of the Culinary Union, protesting outside the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas in October. Credit Todd Heisler/The New York Times. In its latest effort to defuse a major public relations problem
These hotel workers just took on Trump — and wonWashington Post
Trump Hotel employees in Las Vegas secure a contract with powerful Culinary Workers UnionLos Angeles Times
Two Trump hotels just reached critical deals with their biggest critics — their employeesBusiness Insider
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