CBS News |
Rising prices set to bite U.S. bacon lovers
Business Insider CHICAGO, Feb 1 (Reuters) – Bacon lovers beware: U.S. prices for the greasy salty meat are set to jump in the coming months due to dwindling supplies. Wholesale prices for U.S. pork bellies that are sliced into bacon on Wednesday touched $1.73 per pound … Aporkalypse No – US bacon shortage deniedBBC News Bacon Shortage? Calm Down. It's Fake News.CNBC Don't freak out, but our nation's bacon reserve is dwindling fastNew York Post Washington Post –Sacramento Bee –CBS Local –DesMoinesRegister.com all 92 news articles » |
U.S. News & World Report |
UPDATE 1-Facebook's quarterly profit, revenue beat estimates
Business Insider Feb 1 (Reuters) – Facebook Inc reported higher-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue as the world's largest social network continues to benefit from its aggressive push into mobiles and video. Facebook's shares were up 2.7 percent at $136.78 after … 5 Things Marketers Should Note From Facebook's Fourth-Quarter EarningsWall Street Journal Facebook Beats Wall St EstimatesFox Business Facebook's business is proving remarkably impervious to Facebook's controversiesQuartz TheStreet.com –MediaPost Communications –Yahoo News –Tech Times all 153 news articles » |
CNN |
Dakota Access Pipeline: 'Rogue' protesters arrested
CNN (CNN) The Standing Rock Sioux tribe says a "rogue group of protesters" have put their cause at risk after reports that the 1,172-mile Dakota Access Pipeline project may have cleared a final hurdle. At least 70 people were arrested near the camp … Dozens of Dakota Pipeline Protesters Are ArrestedNew York Times Army Says It Is Expediting Review Of Dakota Access Pipeline RouteNPR Supporters say Dakota Access pipeline is back on. Activists counter: See you in courtLos Angeles Times Wall Street Journal –Washington Times –ABC News –wtkr.com all 369 news articles » |
Firstpost |
RPT-UPDATE 6-India unveils budget for recovery, and the poor, after cash crackdown
Reuters NEW DELHI, Feb 1 India unveiled a budget on Wednesday to help the poor with hikes in government spending and cuts in taxes as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to win back the sympathy of voters hit hard by his recent crackdown on "black money". On eve of state polls, India's Modi looks to clean up campaign fundingBusiness Insider Missing From India's Budget: JobsBloomberg Budget 2017 has brought to fore the astute lawyer-politician in Arun JaitleyQuartz New York Times –Economic Times –Firstpost –Business Standard all 2,602 news articles » |
Forbes |
Tesla Changes Its Name: Don't Try This At Home
Forbes Tesla shows that little things in a name can be everything. But trademarks are hard to establish and feed off a company's first accomplishments. Name changes – even small ones – have big implications. Tesla announced that it is changing its name from … New energy forecast has good news for Elon Musk, but spells trouble for TrumpYahoo News Tesla Sales May Have Really Been Awful in JanuaryTheStreet.com Tesla Drops 'Motors' From Its Name as It Ramps Up Energy BusinessMotley Fool Inc.com –BGR –University Herald –CleanTechnica all 194 news articles » |
Bloomberg |
Billionaire Peter Thiel Sparks New Zealand Passport-for-Sale Row
Bloomberg Tech billionaire and Trump adviser Peter Thiel has sparked a passport-for-sale row in New Zealand after it was revealed he was granted citizenship in 2011 despite visiting the nation only four times. Thiel's application was approved by the New Zealand … How did billionaire Trump backer become NZ citizen?KPRC Houston New Zealand Is 'the Future,' Peter Thiel Said in His Push for CitizenshipNew York Times Billionaire Trump adviser Peter Thiel became New Zealand citizen in California in 2011Santa Rosa Press Democrat The Australian –Forbes –Newser –New York Daily News all 73 news articles » |
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