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Evacuees leave Puerto Rico by cruise ship, some doubting they will return
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People line up to board a Royal Caribbean cruise ship that will take them to the U.S. mainland, in San Juan, Puerto Rico September 28, 2017. REUTERS/Alvin Baez. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) – Thousands of people lined up at San Juan harbor on …
'We don't even know when we're coming back': Puerto Ricans evacuate to Florida on a cruise shipLos Angeles Times
Thousands of Puerto Ricans line dock hoping for place on cruise shipNew York Post
Storm-Ravaged Caribbean Eyes Solar, But It Won't Come CheapBloomberg
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The list grows: Whole Foods hit by hackers
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Whole Foods Market — which was recently acquired by tech giant Amazon (AMZN, Tech30) — said Thursday that hackers were able to gain access to credit card information for customers who made purchases at some of its in-store taprooms and restaurants.
Whole Foods is investigating a credit card security breachBusiness Insider
Whole Foods latest to fall victim to credit card breachNew York Post
Whole Foods says taprooms, restaurants hackedReuters
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Roku IPO: Shares jump 68% as investors bet the firm can fend off Amazon, Apple and Google
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Investors brushed aside concerns about Roku's stiff competition in the video streaming business, sending the company's shares up 68% on its stock market debut Thursday. Roku stock closed at $23.50 after pricing its 18 million shares at $14 apiece
Roku IPO: Company sets 2017 record as shares soarThe Mercury News
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Roku IPO Is Year's Best for Tech Stock Debut With 68% JumpBloomberg
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Ikea Enters 'Gig Economy' by Acquiring TaskRabbit
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An Ikea store in Emeryville, Calif. The retailer said in a statement that TaskRabbit services could someday be extended globally. Credit David Paul Morris/Bloomberg. Ikea, the Swedish home goods retailer, said on Thursday that it had agreed to acquire …
IKEA Makes a Power Move to Fight Off AmazonVanity Fair
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US economy accelerates in second quarter; hurricanes expected to slow growth
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FILE PHOTO: Customers shop at a Whole Foods store in New York City, U.S., August 28, 2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. economy expanded a bit faster than previously estimated in the second quarter, …
More Relief for Hurricanes Irma and HarveyCSPDailyNews.com
Chubb: Hurricanes Harvey, Irma Losses to Top $1 BillionInsurance Journal
Pawtucket, Central Falls to jointly bid for Amazon's HQ2Turn to 10
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Final reading on Q2 GDP up 3.1%, vs 3% rise expected
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The growth rate was expected to remain at 3 percent according to a survey of economists from The Wall Street Journal. The economy at its core remains stable, as steady job growth and a booming stock market encourage households to spend. Published 16 …
US Second-Quarter Growth Revised Upward to 3.1% Annual PaceBloomberg
US economic growth hits a 2-year high on strong business and consumer spendingBusiness Insider
GDP revised up to 3.1 percentAlbany Times Union
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