New York Times |
Trump and Warren Agree? Maybe, on Plan to Shrink Big Banks
New York Times Gary D. Cohn, President Trump's chief economic adviser, has told senators that the administration is considering a proposal that would require separating retail banking from investment banking and trading. Credit Andrew Kelly/Reuters. President Trump … Top White House adviser Gary Cohn offers support for move that could break up big banksWashington Post Wall Street Doubts Trump Wants to Split Up Biggest U.S. BanksBloomberg Cohn backs modern version of Glass-Steagall: reportThe Hill TheStreet.com –Slate Magazine (blog) –Reuters –CNBC all 42 news articles » |
Yahoo Finance |
Twitter Sues U.S. Government After Agents Demand Info On Anonymous Government Critic
Yahoo Finance Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) filed a lawsuit against multiple federal agencies and officials Thursday after agents demanded records revealing an anonymous government critic. Twitter said it would not release the information until the defendants prove they … Twitter sues US government over demands to release anti-Trump account detailsNew Atlas ALT Immigration (@ALT_uscis) | TwitterTwitter Twitter – Complaint – DocumentCloudDocumentCloud |
Forbes |
Billionaire Ev Williams Plans to Sell Up To 30% Of His Twitter Stake
Forbes Billionaire Twitter cofounder Ev Williams is selling a significant chunk of his $630 million stake in Twitter, but he went out of his way to explain why. On Thursday, Williams wrote a Medium post explaining a recently disclosed Twitter stock sale and … Co-Founder Evan Williams Wants to Sell Up to a Third of His Twitter SharesInc.com Twitter co-founder Evan Williams to sell 30% of his stockMarketWatch Twitter co-founder selling shares, like everybody elseCNET The Register –Investorplace.com –Investopedia –CNNMoney all 60 news articles » |
MarketWatch |
Tesla fans, Barclays has a 'reality pill' for you
MarketWatch The analysts on Thursday used the red pill/blue pill analogy popularized by “The Matrix“ to list all the ways a reality check (a red “reality” pill, they said) is needed for Tesla TSLA, +1.25% . See also: Here's one reason to be bearish on Tesla … Cramer Remix: How Tesla's haters could get run overCNBC Tesla has something hotter to sell than cars: Its storyThe Sydney Morning Herald Tesla Teases Model 3, But Will It Be as Good as Model S?TheStreet.com Barron’s (blog) –Madison.com –Business Insider –IndustryWeek all 160 news articles » |
Fortune |
Amazon Looks to Hire 30000 Part-Time Employees
Fortune The online retailer on Thursday announced plans to hire 30,000 part-time workers in the U.S. over the next year, including 5,000 positions that will allow employees to work from home as customer service representatives. Amazon's incoming part-time … Millions of part-time American workers are desperate to work full-timeMarketWatch Amazon to add 30000 part-time jobsChicago Tribune Amazon to hire 5000 at-home workers in massive hiring binge9NEWS.com EcommerceBytes –Zacks.com –Retail Dive –CNNMoney all 189 news articles » |
Fortune |
Amazon Looks to Hire 30000 Part-Time Employees
Fortune The online retailer on Thursday announced plans to hire 30,000 part-time workers in the U.S. over the next year, including 5,000 positions that will allow employees to work from home as customer service representatives. Amazon's incoming part-time … Amazon will create 30000 part-time jobs, but Americans are desperate to work full-timeMarketWatch Amazon to Create 30000 Part-time JobsEcommerceBytes Amazon to add 30000 part-time jobsChicago Tribune CNNMoney –The News Tribune –7News – WSVN-TV –Investor’s Business Daily all 37 news articles » |
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