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Reuters |
Asian shares struggle to rise, dollar slips
Reuters TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares stepped back from more than two-year highs on Tuesday while the dollar extended losses as passage of a U.S. healthcare bill grew doubtful, and as investors bet the Federal Reserve will be more cautious about raising … Asian markets fall on dollar's weaknessMarketWatch Asian stocks sink as US politics weigh on market outlookSCNow GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares edge down, dollar skids on circumspect FedNasdaq South China Morning Post –Business Insider –NEWS.com.au –Xinhua all 29 news articles » |
TechCrunch |
Board Member Exodus Hits Hampton Creek, a Healthy Food Start-Up
New York Times Nearly the entire board of Hampton Creek, a high-profile food start-up responsible for the Just Mayo condiment, resigned last month, leaving the company's founder and chief executive, Josh Tetrick, as its only member. The resignation of the four board … Hampton Creek's entire board — except the CEO — just quitBusiness Insider Every member of Hampton Creek's board has stepped down except for the CEOTechCrunch Netflix rockets past 100 million subscribers and Wall Street couldn't be happierFast Company Quartz –Financial Times –Fortune –Bloomberg all 15 news articles » |
USA TODAY |
Wal-Mart apologizes for retail ad that included racial slur
USA TODAY Mega-retailer Wal-Mart is drawing fire for publishing an ad on its website Monday that included a racial slur. The retailer based in Bentonville, Ark., featured an ad on its website early Monday offering a wig cap for sale in which the color was … Walmart apologizes for slur in listing on its websiteCNNMoney Walmart's Website Really Described A Wig Cap As 'N****r-Brown'HuffPost N-word used on Walmart website to describe product colorNew York Post WWD –New York Daily News –KTRK-TV –WCPO all 52 news articles » |