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Tribal chairman warns of traveling to Bismarck-Mandan area
Bismarck Tribune A teepee with a banner declaring All Life Matters in the Overflow Camp in Morton County where 2000 people protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline are living. prev. next. A tribal chairman is calling on members of his tribe to avoid traveling to Mandan … |
Bloomberg |
Bond Traders Split on September as Fed Rate Path Remains Unclear
Bloomberg Treasuries traders who were looking to Friday's U.S. jobs data to settle the Federal Reserve's path on interest rates came away just as uncertain as before. Start your day with what's moving markets. Get our markets daily newsletter. Sign Up. Business. Slower US payrolls growth dims September Fed rate hike prospectsReuters Slower Growth in Jobs Report May Give Fed Pause on Interest RatesNew York Times Here's when the Street expects the Fed to hike ratesCNBC U.S. News & World Report –Wall Street Journal (blog) –MarketWatch –Business Insider all 463 news articles » |
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China has ratified Paris climate agreement, state media says
ABC Online China has ratified the Paris agreement on climate change, according to state media, a key move by the world's biggest polluter that brings the deal a major step closer to coming into force. The National People's Congress legislature voted to adopt "the … |
Houston Chronicle |
Retailers scramble as shipper bankruptcy puts goods in limbo
Houston Chronicle South Korea's Hanjin Shipping Co. containers are seen in the Port of Long Beach, Calif., on Thursday, Sep 1, 2016. The bankruptcy of the Hanjin shipping line has thrown ports and retailers around the world into confusion, with giant container ships … Hanjin bankruptcy fallout headed to inland warehousesJOC.com Hanjin Shipping Bankruptcy Unlikely to Ease Glut of VesselsWall Street Journal That Shipping Giant's Collapse Is No Reason to Become a PirateWIRED Seeking Alpha –MarketWatch –89.3 KPCC –San Francisco Chronicle all 76 news articles » |
TODAYonline |
Microsoft's Challenge to Government Secrecy Wins Dozens of Supporters
New York Times SEATTLE — Dozens of allies threw their weight behind Microsoft on Friday in a case that challenges law enforcement's use of secrecy orders to cloak its pursuit of digital communications in investigations. Amazon, Google, Snapchat, Salesforce and … Apple, others offer support in Microsoft fight to air government data requestsAppleInsider (press release) (blog) Companies Back Microsoft's Effort to Alert Users When Authorities Seek Their DataWall Street Journal Apple, Google Back Microsoft Over 'Sneak-and-Peek' SearchesBloomberg ZDNet –Mac Rumors –Reuters –The Seattle Times all 12 news articles » |
Los Angeles Times |
Chinese regulators are reviewing Uber-Didi and Dreamworks-Comcast deals
Los Angeles Times Chinese government regulators have launched investigations into two closely watched takeovers: local ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing's acquisition of Uber China and Comcast Corp's bid for DreamWorks Animation. Shen Danyang, a spokesman for the … DealBook|China Opens Antitrust Investigation Into Uber's Deal With DidiNew York Times China Opens Antitrust Investigation of Didi-Uber DealWall Street Journal Why Chinese Regulators are Holding Up Uber's Deal to Leave ChinaMotley Fool Fast Company –CNET –Fortune –Bloomberg all 101 news articles » |
Bloomberg |
S&P 500 Ends Streak of Losses as Jobs Data Saves Week for Bulls
Bloomberg Turns out, tepid jobs growth in August was just the thing to halt a two-week slide in U.S. stocks. American equities advanced Friday, salvaging the week for bulls, after August payrolls data signaled moderate growth that won't force the Federal Reserve … Stocks Rally, Even as Drugmakers FalterWall Street Journal US stocks open with gains after August employment reportMarketWatch Stock averages up 0.4% despite weak jobs dataUSA TODAY Washington Post –Brownsville Herald –WND.com –Waco Tribune-Herald all 40 news articles » |
Reuters |
Starbucks, Amazon pay less tax than a sausage stand, Austria says
Reuters Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern addresses a news conference in Vienna, Austria September 2, 2016. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger. 2/2. left. right. A Starbucks cafe is pictured in Paris, France, August 4, 2016. REUTERS/Jacky Naegelen. 1/2. left. right. Amazon and Starbucks pay less tax than sausage stall, says AustriaBBC News Google, Amazon and Co. Pay Less Tax Than an Austrian Sausage Stand: ReportTheStreet.com Austria drops talk of 'conflict' over EU-Canada trade dealAlberta Express Business Insider –Daily Mail –Express.co.uk –Firstpost all 15 news articles » |
Economic Times |
Fed running higher risks by not raising rates -Lacker
Daily Mail RICHMOND, Va., Sept 2 (Reuters) – Signs of U.S. economic strength suggest the Federal Reserve's delay of further interest rate hikes is increasing the risks of it falling behind the curve on its objectives, Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker said on … Fed's Lacker favors raising U.S. rates sooner than laterTODAYonline |
Fortune |
How Apple's Tax Games Make Globalization Look Like a Big Scam
Fortune The tech giant owes more than $14.5 billion in back taxes. Whenever Brussels makes noises about getting tough with large U.S.-based firms, top U.S. politicians, business executives and commentators tend to fall into a reflexive response pattern and … Can You Guess Who Will Pay Apple's EU Tax Bill?Forbes Does the Apple tax case mark a turning point?BBC News There's Gold at the End of Ireland's RainbowBarron’s BGR –Townhall –Investor’s Business Daily –BuzzFeed News all 674 news articles » |