Qatar to Buy 24 Fighter Jets From Britain
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The Qatari and British governments have signed an agreement for the potential sale of 24 Eurofighter Typhoon combat jets worth several billion dollars in another move by Doha to bolster its military amid a spat with four of its Arab neighbors.
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Central Banks Edge Away From Easy Money as BOE Signals Rate Rise
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Three of the world’s major central banks are moving in sync for the first time in years toward ending the postcrisis era of easy money, after the Bank of England signaled it is preparing to raise rates to restrain U.K. inflation.
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Fosun Revives $1.1 Billion Deal for India's Gland Pharma
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A unit of China’s Fosun Group has agreed to acquire 74% of Indian drug company Gland Pharma Ltd. for $1.1 billion, resurrecting a deal that was previously blocked by the Indian government.
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GM Faces Strike Deadline in Canada
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Workers at a General Motors Co. sport-utility plant in Canada are threatening to strike unless a new labor deal is reached by Sunday night, jeopardizing the supply of GM’s top-selling SUV model.
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Why Entrepreneur Magazine Planned a Morning of Surprises for Two Kidpreneurs
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Not even a robbery could stop these Brooklyn kidpreneurs.
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Why There Are Never Enough New iPhones
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Delays in delivery of hot gadgets from big tech firms are so common, you would almost think they are deliberate—and sometimes they are.
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Hurricanes Stir Up Profits for Refiners
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The one-two punch of Harvey and Irma knocked out millions of barrels a day of fuel production, rapidly driving up gasoline prices. Higher fuel prices and relatively low oil costs will give most refiners’ margins a boost.
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Cars, Corner Offices and $30,000 on Vodka Sodas -- What I Learned About The True Meaning of Success
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It's time to examine why we do what we do, and what we hope to achieve, says this entrepreneur.
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House, Senate Tax Proposals Likely to Diverge
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The tax-writing committees in the House and the Senate are eager to make their own marks on the U.S. tax system, the chairmen of those panels said.
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Online Insurer ZhongAn Plans IPO That Could Set Its Value at $10 Billion
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China’s first online-only insurer said it plans to raise up to $1.5 billion in an initial public offering that could value the company at around $10 billion.
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CFO at 29? Kraft Heinz Move Spotlights a Pattern at Investor 3G
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Appoint young executives, groom them to your liking—and save some money while you’re at it. That seems to be Brazilian private-equity firm 3G Capital Partners LP’s playbook for the companies it controls.
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The Majority of Startup Tech Companies Should Not Be in the Bay Area
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Companies should be where their customers are.
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How Apple's Pricey New iPhone X Tests Economic Theory
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Expensive new phones from Apple and Samsung are testing a cranky Norwegian-born economist’s theory that certain products could defy the economic laws of gravity by stoking more demand with super-high prices.
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South Korean prosecutors indicted a former Korean Air executive with obstructing aviation safety after she allegedly delayed a December flight as part of an angry protest at cabin service.
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Consumer prices in the eurozone fell on an annual basis in December for the first time since October 2009, increasing pressure on the ECB to step up its stimulus program.
President Obama is prepared to veto any bill approving the Keystone XL pipeline, the White House said, as well as any move to change the definition of full-time work under the Affordable Care Act.
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Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to pay about $80 million to compensate a Nigerian community for damage from two 2008 oil spills.
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Audio-gear maker Monster sued Apple’s Beats Electronics unit and its co-founders and Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC for allegedly conspiring to dupe Monster out of a deal with Beats before it was sold to Apple.
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Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Mark Fields said he is focused on being the first auto maker to produce a mass-market autonomous vehicle for the masses.
Siemens said it would decide by Monday whether to submit a joint proposal with Mitsubishi Heavy for Alstom’s energy assets.
Deutsche Lufthansa warned that profit would be as much as 33% lower than forecast this year, due to labor union strikes, adverse currency effects, and weak revenue growth in its passenger and cargo businesses.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s 11 Main marketplace is its latest foray into the home turf of Amazon.com and eBay, and comes as it prepares for its massive IPO in New York.
Nintendo, hurt by three straight years of operating losses and abandoned by big outside publishers, is looking to Link, Mario, and other beloved characters to help salvage its struggling Wii U console.
The percentage of federal employees under 30 fell to an eight-year low of 7% in 2013. Without a pipeline of young talent, the government risks falling behind in an increasingly digital world, officials say.
Smartphones as cheap as $25 powered by Mozilla’s Firefox operating system will be available in India and Indonesia later this year.
Siemens said it would decide by Monday whether to submit a joint proposal with Mitsubishi Heavy for Alstom’s energy assets.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s 11 Main marketplace is its latest foray into the home turf of Amazon.com and eBay, and comes as it prepares for its massive IPO in New York.
The percentage of federal employees under 30 fell to an eight-year low of 7% in 2013. Without a pipeline of young talent, the government risks falling behind in an increasingly digital world, officials say.
Chip Wilson says he votes not to re-elect Chairman Michael Casey, RoAnn Costin as annual meeting looms.
Glenn Britt, the former CEO of Time Warner Cable, died in his home Wednesday after a fight with cancer, the company said. He was 65.
European Union regulators have opened formal investigations into the tax affairs of Apple, Starbucks and a unit of Fiat, amid concerns that multinational companies enjoy sweeter tax deals than are permitted under EU law.
Consumers from Beijing to Boston are gobbling up more meat and dairy products, fueling multibillion-dollar mergers in the food industry and reshaping global agriculture.
Allergan’s fight against Valeant Pharmaceuticals’ $53 billion takeover bid highlights the acquirer’s hard-nosed strategy: buy up companies, shed most of their research operations and make money selling their products.
Consumers from Beijing to Boston are gobbling up more meat and dairy products, fueling multibillion-dollar mergers in the food industry and reshaping global agriculture.
The percentage of federal employees under 30 fell to an eight-year low of 7% in 2013. Without a pipeline of young talent, the government risks falling behind in an increasingly digital world, officials say.
Smartphones as cheap as $25 powered by Mozilla’s Firefox operating system will be available in India and Indonesia later this year.
European Union regulators have opened formal investigations into the tax affairs of Apple, Starbucks and a unit of Fiat, amid concerns that multinational companies enjoy sweeter tax deals than are permitted under EU law.
Allergan’s fight against Valeant Pharmaceuticals’ $53 billion takeover bid highlights the acquirer’s hard-nosed strategy: buy up companies, shed most of their research operations and make money selling their products.
Taxi drivers planned to turn a handful of European city centers into giant parking lots Wednesday, protesting the mobile car-hailing services of Uber Technologies and others.
Chip Wilson says he votes not to re-elect Chairman Michael Casey, RoAnn Costin as annual meeting looms.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s 11 Main marketplace is its latest foray into the home turf of Amazon.com and eBay, and comes as it prepares for its massive IPO in New York.
Siemens said it would decide by Monday whether to submit a joint proposal with Mitsubishi Heavy for Alstom’s energy assets.