Bloomberg

Cohn Offers Plan to Sell China Bank Stake to Avoid Conflict
Bloomberg
Gary Cohn, President Donald Trump's top economic adviser, disclosed a plan to sell his stake in the world's largest bank by assets to comply with federal ethics laws and reduce conflicts of interest. Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council
Angela Merkel Just Fact-Shamed Donald Trump About the One Thing He's Supposed to KnowVanity Fair
Goldman Sachs CEO Blankfein sees slight pay cut in 2016Reuters
Lloyd Blankfein takes pay cut at Goldman SachsCNNMoney
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Orlando Sentinel

Disney will pay $3.8 million in back wages after feds allege wage and hour violations
Orlando Sentinel
Disney has agreed to pay $3.8 million in back wages after feds allege wage and hour violations related to costume expenses. Sandra PediciniContact ReporterOrlando Sentinel. Privacy Policy · The Walt Disney Co. has agreed to provide $3.8 million in back …
Disney to pay workers $3.8 million over costume fees, wagesThe Boston Globe
Disney to pay back wages to more than 16000 workersWESH Orlando
Disney Is Going to Pay $3.8 Million to Employees Who Were Charged for Their CostumesFortune
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Washington Post

Trump administration rolls back protections for people in default on student loans
Washington Post
Days after a report on federal student loans revealed a double-digit rise in defaults, President Trump's administration revoked federal guidance Thursday that barred student debt collectors from charging high fees on past-due loans. [Student loan
Trump administration rescinds Obama guidance on student loan defaults: reportThe Hill
When to Consider a Student Loan LawyerHuffington Post
Education Department rescinds rule that stopped aggressive student debt collectorsMiami Herald
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New York Times

Cholesterol-Slashing Drug Can Protect High-Risk Heart Patients, Study Finds
New York Times
Robert Johnson 51, with his twin 6-year-old daughters, Brooke, left, and Bobbi on vacation in Florida. Mr. Johnson feared dying young of a heart attack like his father. “I always felt there was a ticking time bomb in my heart,” he said. Credit Loren
UPDATE 1-Amgen discounts cholesterol drug, but payers want moreBusiness Insider
Did Amgen's Repatha cut CV risks enough to make it cost-effective? Analysts say noFiercePharma
Amgen Tanks On Repatha Data: AnalysisSeeking Alpha
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On this week’s podcast: Why 2017 is a big year for investor activists, a Q&A with Brady Walkinshaw of Grist, and the women mayors leading the fight against climate change at the C40 Cities Women4Climate Summit.


Washington Post

Why Trumponomics may complicate US foreign policy
Washington Post
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate for just the third time since the global financial crisis in 2008-2009. The Fed's move, which was expected, reflects the fact that the U.S. economy is growing at 2 percent per year
Why the Federal Reserve Could Turn More HawkishBarron’s
Rate hikes: Now the question is, how quickly?CBS News
What milestones could spook markets as the Fed raises ratesUSA TODAY
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Check out what our young GreenBiz 17 Emerging Leaders have to say about the world of corporate sustainability.

Cary Krosinsky discusses the shift towards value-first impact investing.

4 reasons why the Trump administration should reconsider dismantling our current automotive fuel standards.


Newsweek

McDonald's confirms Twitter account was 'hacked by an external source' after anti-Trump tweet posted
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McDonald's confirmed Thursday night that one of its Twitter accounts was indeed hacked, after a tweet that called Donald Trump "a disgusting excuse of a president" was posted earlier in the day to its @McDonaldsCorp account. PHOTO: The McDonalds …
McDonald's says Twitter account was hacked before calling Trump 'disgusting' with 'tiny hands'Business Insider
Shedding Light on the Dangers of Spreading Political HackingGovernment Technology
Heslam: PR nightmare for McDonald's after Donald Trump tweetBoston Herald
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