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Location American Business News for 22 May 2018
We asked 10 kids to “draw a leader”–here’s what they did When adults are asked to draw a leader, they draw a man. But the kids we talked to had a lot more ideas. Kids have a lot of traits commonly identified in good leaders–brilliantly perceptive, brutally honest, ruthlessly...
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Jim Cramer hears from Zillow Group CEO Spencer Rascoff about the company's recently announced move into flipping homes.
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China's latest move on trade is a massive cut to car tariffs China will cut the import duty on passenger cars to 15%, further opening a market that has been a chief target of the U.S. in its trade fight with the world's second-largest economy. The Finance Ministry said Tuesday the...
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Dealing with a slate of toxic chemicals contaminating some drinking water systems around the country is a national priority, Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt said Tuesday. Pruitt, who drew …
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Digital currencies continue to move lower Tuesday, with all major coins trading in the red.
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Sony buys controlling stake in EMI record label If approved, the $2.3bn deal will see Sony indirectly own about 90% of the record label.
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Starbucks' new open-door policy has some exceptions

New York Post - 22 May 2018 04:44
Starbucks' new open-door policy has some exceptions Starbucks elaborated on its open-door policy on Monday as the controversy over allowing anyone free use of its facilities roared over the weekend. The "third-place policy" announced by Starbucks on Saturday had many cust...
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(Reuters) - Some Boeing Co workers at the planemaker' s factory in South Carolina will vote on union representation later this month, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing U.S. labor regulators.
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The Simple Formula To Closing More Sales In Your Business Steal these proven strategies to take your business to the next level.
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Banks ride tax law to record $56B in profits

American Banker - 22 May 2018 17:08
Banks were helped by better loan spreads thanks to higher net interest margins, but the recently enacted tax cut helped boost profits by 27% from a year earlier.
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James Ayers' stake in the Tennessee company will drop below 50% after a planned stock offering.
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Box Office: 'Avengers: Infinity War' Passing $600 Million Today is (probably) the day that 'Avengers: Infinity War' becomes the eighth movie to earn over $600 million in (unadjusted) North American grosses.
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McDonald's Quarter Pounder lawsuit alleges customers charged for unwanted cheese The plaintiffs claim the burger chain is violating antitrust law and calls what it's doingunfair, deceptive and misleading.        
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Consumers love streaming services, still don't love pay TV and ISPs Netflix, Sony Playstation Vue and Amazon's gaming service Twitch earned the highest scores in this year's American Customer Satisfaction Index 2018 Telecommunications Report.
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CVS-Aetna, Cigna-Express Scripts Deals Will Consolidate Control Of Medicare Drug Benefits If CVS-Aetna and Cigna-Express Scripts complete their mergers, just four companies would cover 71% of all Medicare Part D enrollees, the Kaiser Family Foundation says.
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How Big Banks Can Respond To Open Banking [Infographic] Major UK banks are facing new regulations that make it easier for smaller rivals to lure away customers.
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Here's How To Visit The Center Of 3 Different Storm Circles In 'Fortnite: Battle Royale' Here's how to visit the center of 3 different Storm Circles in a single match of Fortnite.
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Like a victorious wrestler preening on the top rope, shares of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. climbed more than 12% Monday following a report that the entertainment giant had snagged a five-year television deal with ...
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Michigan fire investigators say they have failed to determine the cause of the initial explosion that led to a fire that severely damaged an auto parts manufacturing plant. Eaton Rapids …
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The scariest job chart in sports looks at the tenure of managers in the Premier League Jan Kruger/Getty Images Club soccer managers are staying in their jobs in increasingly shorter tenures. WithArsène Wenger gone, the longest-serving manager in the Premier League is Eddie Howe at Bournemouth. Of the 20 P...
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Going green: Alaska Airlines says 'so long' to non-recyclable plastic stir straws Airline says it will be the first in U.S. to phase out plastic stirring sticks – and plastic citrus picks – in favor of sustainable versions.        
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Sony Corp. has agreed to buy Mubadala Investment Co.'s stake in EMI Music Publishing, which owns or administers over 2 million songs.
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