Bloomberg

Trump's Pick of EPA Foe to Lead Agency May Spark Senate Fight
Bloomberg
President-elect Donald Trump's selection of a chief opponent of the Obama administration's climate agenda and a staunch oil industry ally to lead the Environmental Protection Agency prompted vows to battle the nomination. Oklahoma Attorney General
An Enemy of the EPA to Head ItNew York Times
Scott Pruitt, Trumps Climate-Denying EPA Pick, Is Worse Than You ThinkDaily Beast
Trump to tap champion of fossil fuels as environmental chiefWashington Post
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Washington Post

Trump taps wrestling executive to lead Small Business Administration
Washington Post
President-elect Donald Trump plans to nominate professional-wrestling executive Linda McMahon to head the Small Business Administration, his transition team announced Wednesday. If confirmed, McMahon would be the first Cabinet secretary to ever face …
Donald Trump Picks Linda McMahon to Lead Small Business AdministrationWall Street Journal
Trump Tags Former Wrestling Magnate To Head Small Business AdministrationNPR
Former Conn. Senate candidate, WWE executive Linda McMahon picked for Trump's cabinetAOL News
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Exclusive: US regulator set to fail Wells Fargo on community lending tes…
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A man walks by a bank machine at the Wells Fargo & Co. bank in downtown Denver, Colorado, U.S. April 13, 2016. REUTERS/Rick Wilking/File Photo – RTSSNGX. By Patrick Rucker | WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON A U.S. bank regulator is ready to fail Wells …
Regulator to cut Wells Fargo community lending rating, report saysCharlotte Observer (blog)
Wells Fargo Already Playing Its 'Get Out Of Jail Free' Card To Avoid Lawsuits Over Fake AccountsThe Consumerist
Wells Fargo faces huge regulatory hit to its community lending ratingSan Francisco Business Times
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Christian Science Monitor

Starbucks will expand in China – and it looks like a smart idea
Christian Science Monitor
Over the next five years, the company will open 12,000 new stores worldwide, including 5,000 in China, where consumer culture is in vogue among a nascent middle class. By Steven Porter, Staff December 7, 2016. Save for later Saved. close. A sign with

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CNBC

Dow, S&P and transports close at all-time highs as stocks surge more than 1%
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U.S. equities closed sharply higher on Wednesday as the Dow and S&P hit new record highs, while investors awaited a monetary policy announcement from the European Central Bank. The S&P 500 erased earlier losses to gain around 1.3 percent, with …
Metals' Split Bullish on EconomyWall Street Journal
US STOCKS-Wall Street surges to new highs; transports set recordBusiness Insider
Stocks close at new records as investors shake off Trump-inspired health-care dropMarketWatch
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Trump raises millions for transition while swiping at Boeing and joking about 'Apprentice'-style inaugural stunts
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This post has been updated. President-elect Donald Trump took another shot at Boeing on Wednesday morning, telling hundreds of donors packed into a Manhattan restaurant that he refuses to allow the costs of a new Air Force One jet the manufacturer is …
Karl Rove scolds Trump over Boeing commentsThe Hill
Pentagon Plans in Spotlight After Donald Trump's Boeing CommentWall Street Journal
Understanding Trump's Air Force One Political TheaterAmerican Thinker
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The world’s largest pork company becomes the first livestock company to reduce GHG emissions through its supply chain.

Soon 38 exchanges in London, Qatar, Vietnam and beyond will offer companies environmental and social guidance. Guess who’s missing?

Here’s how to create tens of thousands of jobs without raising taxes.

A new study shows that online consumers want environmentally friendly options.