10 shocking facts about the stock market this week
It was a roller coaster week for the stock market. Here are 10 stunning facts you should know.
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Pratt & Whitney engine issue could ground some planes
An issue with some engines built by Pratt &Whitney could ground some Airbus planes and limit how long others can fly.
5 networks, 127 miles of cable, 110,000 condoms and other Winter Olympic stats
The Olympic Games are one of the most-watched telecasts in the world, thanks in part to the massive production efforts that go into broadcasting the event far and wide.
Newsweek reinstates executive accused of harassment at previous employer
Newsweek Media Group is, after an internal investigation, reinstating an executive who had been placed on leave following a report he had left his previous job due to sexual harassment allegations, the company told staff on Friday.
What happened to the Tesla that Elon Musk shot into space?
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Apple HomePod review: Good speaker, bad conversationalist
Two weeks ago, I was invited to a "listening party" for Apple's HomePod speaker in downtown Manhattan.
Fox News pulls executive's column slamming focus on 'darker, gayer' Olympics
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Olympics opening ceremony broadcast will feature 1,200 drones
The Olympic rings, a symbol of the games for more than 100 years, will receive a high-tech presentation at Friday's opening ceremony.
Uber and Waymo settle trade secrets lawsuit
Uber and Waymo have reached a settlement in their trade secrets lawsuit, lawyers for the companies told a federal court in San Francisco Friday morning.
Oil prices fall below $60 a barrel for the first time this year
It's not just the stock market that's slipping. Oil prices dropped 10% this week, falling below $60 a barrel for the first time this year.
Slate's Jacob Weisberg debates the dangers of the media's 'bad faith actors'
"Bad faith" actors who bend the truth have been around as long as the printing press. But these days, they are front and center in our choose-your-own-news environment. The phrase "fake news" has come to mean many things, but Slate's Jacob Weisberg has a simple way of summing up "bad faith" actors in today's media landscape.
As Facebook stumbles, Twitter and Snapchat show new life
Facebook and Google cemented their dominance over digital media in 2017. But small cracks may be forming.
Only 13% of business' tax cuts are going to workers, survey says
Businesses are going to spend their big tax cut savings on investors, new equipment, getting out of debt and buying other companies.
These 3 ticking tax time bombs could destroy your retirement
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Forget craft beer. The next craze is non-alcoholic brews
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China sees an opening as Trump loses confidence of Latin America
President Trump is losing the confidence of Latin America. And China is stepping up its game.
L.L.Bean drops its unlimited, no-questions return policy
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Americans didn't get much of a pay raise last year. Thanks, inflation.
Despite all the recent hype, wage growth is still rather meh, especially for the typical American.
Brexit could still be a train wreck
Britain has been reminded that Brexit could still go badly wrong.
300 people told us what they will do with their bigger paychecks
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