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Incubus' Brandon Boyd On His Popup Art Gallery And Store After a busy 2017 with Incubus, frontman Brandon Boyd is turning his attention back to the art world this weekend with the popup store/gallery "Optimystic." I spoke with Boyd about the mix of music and art and his lofty ...
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Berkshire Hathaway: Tax Reform's Big Winner?

Barron's - 1 Dec 2017 00:29
Berkshire Hathaway: Tax Reform's Big Winner? Warren Buffett's conglomerate would be a quadruple beneficiary if the federal corporate tax rate falls to 20%.
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Walt Disney Co. sued Redbox on Thursday in an attempt to stop the DVD rental company from selling digital copies of its movies.
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The Senate is close to a final vote on the GOP tax bill -- here's what to expect Andrew Harnik/AP Images The Senate is expected to vote on the Republican tax plan in the next 24 hours. The plan would dramatically reshape the US tax code for businesses and individuals. Prospects for the bill's passage...
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What This 2017 Nobel Prize Winner Can Teach You About Leadership Valuable lessons for company builders and leaders from Nobel Prize winners.
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A new long-acting treatment to treat opioid addiction just got approved (INDV) Getty Images The FDA approved on Wednesday an opioid addiction treatment that's injected monthly. Traditionally the drug, buprenorphine, is taken daily. The hope is by taking it monthly it could help patients reduce the ...
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Authorities say investigators have raided suspected marijuana grow operations involving Chinese nationals in Western Washington, resulting in the confiscation of an estimated $80 million or more in plants. The Chronicle ...
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DMX Agrees To Plead Guilty To Single Count Of Tax Evasion DMX agreed on Thursday (Nov. 30) to plead guilty to a single count of tax evasion after being charged with 14 counts in July. He faces up to five years in prison.
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Time Inc. sells Sunset Magazine to Beverly Hills private equity firm Regent Sunset magazine, the more than century-old publication that promoted a refined vision of the California lifestyle, has been sold to a Beverly Hills private equity firm. Time Inc. announced the deal Thursday with Regent, ...
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Samsung and Apple defend top two spots in the global smartphone market (AAPL) Global smartphones sales continued to grow in the third quarter of 2017, and increased 3% from the same period last year according to data collected by Gartner. Global market leaders Samsung and Apple were able to defend...
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The unofficial Goldman Sachs holiday gift guide for 2017

Business Insider - 1 Dec 2017 19:29
The unofficial Goldman Sachs holiday gift guide for 2017 RM Sotheby's This year's "Unofficial Goldman Sachs Holiday Gift Guide" features a typically expensive and eclectic range of products. They include ancient fossils, luxurious cars, and high-end apparel. Prices range from ...
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U.S. auto sales: 2017 likely to mark first fall since Great Recession Middling U.S. salesin November likely mean 2017 will mark the industry's first full-year sales decline since the Great Recession.        
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Uber's losses grow in Q3, but bookings rise

Business Insider - 1 Dec 2017 16:52
Uber's losses grow in Q3, but bookings rise BI Intelligence This story was delivered to BI Intelligence Transportation and Logistics Briefing subscribers. To learn more and subscribe, please click here. Uber revealed its Q3 2017 financials toBloombergearlier this ...
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Nasdaq just backed away from a controversial data product

Business Insider - 1 Dec 2017 16:49
Nasdaq just backed away from a controversial data product Thomson Reuters Nasdaq, the US exchange operator, filed to withdraw a controversial data product, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Nasdaq Pathfinders helps clients monitor the buying and...
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2 holdout GOP senators might've just put the tax bill over the top Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images The Senate is expected to vote on the Republican tax bill on Friday afternoon. GOP leaders are scrambling to get 50 votes. Two Republican holdouts, Ron Johnson and Steve Daines, said they wo...
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Blue Apron is moving higher after naming a new CEO (APRN)

Business Insider - 1 Dec 2017 16:30
Blue Apron is moving higher after naming a new CEO (APRN) Blue Apron Blue Apron cofounder Matt Salzberg is stepping down as CEO and president. He will be replaced by CFO Brad Dickerson. Shares of Blue Apron are up 6.51% following the news. Watch Blue Apron's stock move in real ...
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The Fed is trying to prepare for the next recession without causing it Business Insider Business Insider executive editor Sara Silverstein sits down with Jim Rickards, the editor of Strategic Intelligence and the author ofCurrency Wars: The Making of the Next Global Crisis. He shares his th...
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Google searches for bitcoin pass Trump for the first time

Business Insider - 1 Dec 2017 16:20
Google searches for bitcoin pass Trump for the first time Google Trends Google searches for bitcoin have surpassed queries for President Donald Trump for the first time. Interest in the cryptocurrency this year has helped drive a nearly 1,000% rally. US regulators on Friday cle...
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Cities and states could see their credit ratings crash if they don't start preparing for climate change Thomson Reuters A new report from Moody's outlines how the credit rating agency will evaluate the impact of climate change in its ratings for state and local bond issuers. The report emphasizes how climate shocks from ri...
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North Dakota's Agricultural Products Utilization Commission is funding five projects this quarter. The group better known as APUC funds developers of North Dakota farm products. The money is typically used …
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The struggling department store said it would hire several thousand temporary associates for a variety of positions
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(Reuters) - Macy's Inc said on Friday said it had a strong start to the holiday shopping season and would hire an additional 7,000 temporary workers in anticipation of the demand continuing through Christmas.
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