MarketWatch |
Oil prices rise modestly, but analysts say market is fragile
MarketWatch Crude futures rose on Tuesday, extending gains from the prior session as investors bet on more production cuts by major producers, though analysts say the recovery could be fragile. Saudi Arabia's energy minister Kalid al-Falih on Monday said that the … Oil gives up earlier gains as rising US output, China concerns weighReuters Crude Oil Prices Look to API, EIA Data to Revive ActivityNasdaq OPEC Oil Cuts? Saudis, Russia, Iran & Even China AgreeBarron’s Seeking Alpha –CNBC –ABC News all 308 news articles » |
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Workers at Mylan's W.Va. plant ratify contract
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Union workers at Mylan's flagship pharmaceuticals plant in Morgantown, W.Va., ratified a new six-year contract Friday by a vote of 965 to 365, according to USW Local 8-957, which represents the employees. The contract, which expires in March 2023, … |
New York Times |
Sinclair Unveils Tribune Deal, Raising Worries It Will Be Too Powerful
New York Times Boris Epshteyn, left, in October. A former spokesman for the Trump campaign, he was hired by the Sinclair Broadcast Group as its chief political analyst. Credit Hilary Swift for The New York Times. In an era of information saturation, when cable news … Will Sinclair Broadcast Group take on Fox News after buying Tribune Media in a $3.9-billion deal?Los Angeles Times Sinclair Gobbles Up Tribune in First Big Media Deal of Trump EraBloomberg Sinclair Broadcast Group Sets $3.9 Billion Deal to Acquire Tribune MediaVariety CBS News –Deadline –The News Tribune –Washington Post all 249 news articles » |
Chicago Tribune |
Giant rabbit owners seek details, payment from United
Chicago Tribune Attorney Guy Cook speaks at a May 8, 2017, Des Moines, Iowa, news conference about Simon, a giant rabbit, displayed at right, who died after flying from the United Kingdom to Chicago. The rabbit's owners want to know more about Simon's death and seek … Owners of Giant Rabbit That Died on United Flight Threaten Legal ActionNBCNews.com United faces legal action from owners of giant rabbit that died after flightFox News Owners of dead giant rabbit on United flight seek damages, probeReuters New York Daily News all 24 news articles » |
Motley Fool |
Will Bank of America Become a Warren Buffett Stock in 2017?
Motley Fool At Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting, Buffett discussed the possibility of adding Bank of America stock to Berkshire's portfolio. Matthew Frankel. (TMFMathGuy). May 8, 2017 at 8:38PM. In the wake of the financial crisis, Warren Buffett invested $5 … This start-up CEO bought shares of Berkshire 13 years ago and finally made it to see BuffettCNBC Despite sore back, 93-year-old Munger keeps going after busy Berkshire weekendOmaha World-Herald Buffett faults United, but sticks with airlines investmentsThe Boston Globe San Francisco Business Times all 141 news articles » |
Washington Post |
Buffett slams United Airlines over dragging passenger off a plane last month
Washington Post Warren Buffett said Monday that United Airlines bungled the case of the passenger dragged off a plane last month, and he criticized the chief executive's handling of the incident. Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway is a major shareholder of United and … United Airlines' passenger-dragging incident hasn't hurt the bottom lineLos Angeles Times United apologizes after passenger's Paris flight turns into 28-hour ordealSacramento Bee Warren Buffett says United made a 'terrible mistake' with how it responded to the dragged passengerBusiness Insider Chicago Tonight | WTTW –Newsroom – United –CNBC.com –WABC-TV all 148 news articles » |
Washington Post |
Millennials think Coach is 'boring.' Will acquiring Kate Spade help?
Washington Post Luxury handbag maker Coach is buying rival Kate Spade, a brand known for its whimsical designs and colorful patterns, for $2.4 billion in cash, the companies announced Monday. The deal would bring together two New York-based brands that have … Coach CEO says he doesn't want consumers to know it owns Kate SpadeCNBC Coach to Buy Kate Spade for $2.4 Billion — 4th UpdateFox Business Coach is buying Kate Spade for $2.4 billionLos Angeles Times Forbes –Bloomberg –NPR –Motley Fool all 183 news articles » |
