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Trump administration rolls back protections for people in default on student loans
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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
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Cholesterol-Slashing Drug Can Protect High-Risk Heart Patients, Study Finds
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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
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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
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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
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Heslam: PR nightmare for McDonald's after Donald Trump tweetBoston Herald
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Trump's budget ripped from Bannon's nationalistic playbook
Politico
The “deconstruction of the administrative state” now comes with line items. President Donald Trump will release his blueprint for reshaping the American government on Thursday, a budget plan that slashes deeply into the State Department, redirects
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Here's How Russian Agents Hacked 500 Million Yahoo Users
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It was June 2013, and U.S. law enforcement thought they were finally getting their hands on a slippery target: Russian hacker Alexsey Belan, indicted in Nevada and California for computer intrusions at three U.S. e-commerce companies, had been arrested
Russian spies wanted intel, hackers wanted cash in giant Yahoo breach, feds sayLos Angeles Times
Cascading Effect: One Attack Led to Another at YahooU.S. News & World Report
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GoPro will cut 270 more jobs
TechCrunch
More tough news for GoPro as it pre-announced its first-quarter earnings earlier today. While the company announced that revenue for the first part of 2017 will hit toward the high end of guidance, the positivity was tempered by its plans to cut 270
GoPro Camera Maker Cuts Jobs Again in Search of ProfitBloomberg
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GoPro to lay off 270 workers in an effort to cut costsLos Angeles Times
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Fed rate hikes + low growth = recession, says stock-market strategist
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday lifted benchmark interest rates for only the third time in about a decade, and that has caused trepidation among some market participants. Lance Roberts, chief investment strategist at Clarity Financial, makes the case
The Lone Dissenter From the Fed's Rate Move Is Worried About InequalityBloomberg
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Trump's review of car fuel standards could lead to fight with California, environmentalists
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President Trump opened the door Wednesday to rolling back fuel efficiency standards that were adopted during the Obama administration, a move that could lead to a legal fight with state regulators and environmental groups in the coming years. In
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Chinese Name-And-Shame TV Pares $265 Million Off Japanese Shares
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Two of the Japanese companies criticized by a widely followed consumer-protection show on state-run television in China fell in Tokyo trading, wiping a combined 30 billion yen ($265 million) off their market value. The annual program, a “name-and-shame
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Nike named and shamed on Chinese TV Show for false advertisingMarketing Interactive
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