Wall Street Journal |
Obama Administration Gives Up on Pacific Trade Deal
Wall Street Journal A sweeping Pacific trade pact meant to bind the U.S.and Asia effectively died Friday, as Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress told the White House they won't advance it in the election's aftermath, and Obama administration officials … Obama administration suspends efforts to win approval for the Trans-Pacific PartnershipBusiness Insider White House gives up on passing the TPPThe Hill Obama Isn't Expected To Push Congress On Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade DealNPR Breitbart News –New York Times –Ars Technica –Washington Examiner (blog) all 282 news articles » |
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Trump Drives Dow to Record High: ETFs in Focus
Yahoo Finance The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a new all-time high on Thursday on hopes of expansive government spending, lesser financial regulation, and increased prospects of tax cuts that would boost economic growth under a Trump presidency. Notably … |
Bloomberg |
Trump May Play Unexpected Savior in Fed's Escape From Zero Bound
Bloomberg Early signs from financial markets suggest Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election may soon erase the Fed's biggest problem and one that central bankers have been slow to address: low inflation expectations. Break-even inflation rates … Interest Rates Are Going Much HigherTheStreet.com Trump Victory Could Prompt Fed to Raise Rates More QuicklyNew York Times Common cause for Trump and Yellen in continuing job and wage growthBusiness Insider Forbes –Seeking Alpha –Wall Street Journal –Slate Magazine all 295 news articles » |
You may be surprised to learn that air travel is already efficient. In fact, a flight between New York and Los Angeles achieves the equivalent of about 80 miles per gallon per passenger.Airplane manufacturers, such as Boeing and Airbus, prioritized reducing fuel consumption because jet fuel is the No. 1 expense for airlines, and they have achieved great success in doing so.
New York Times |
Viacom profit down 71% as movies, networks miss
MarketWatch Viacom Inc., in the midst of exploring a possible merger with CBS Corp., on Wednesday reported its profit plunged 71% in the latest quarter, hurt by continued soft performance at its networks and a weaker showing at the box office. On an earnings call … Viacom's Earnings Plunge After Battle for ControlNew York Times Viacom's Bob Bakish Says Paramount, MTV, Comedy Central Are Among Key PrioritiesHollywood Reporter Viacom quarterly profit plummets; Paramount loses $137 millionLos Angeles Times Deadline –Seeking Alpha –Fortune –MediaPost Communications all 90 news articles » |
