British American Tobacco wants to double its vaping business in a year
British American Tobacco hopes to turn its vaping business into $1.3 billion enterprise. And quickly.
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Chipotle's profit ravaged by hurricanes, hack and high avocado prices
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Why India's $32 billion bank bailout isn't enough
India just gave its banking system a $32 billion shot in the arm.
Amazon will let delivery people inside your house
Alexa, is it a good idea to let strangers into my house?
From Silicon Valley to Staten Island, Russian troll sites kept online by American companies
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Brits should prepare for their first interest rate hike in a decade
The British economy has accelerated just enough to lock in the country's first interest rate hike in a decade.
NYT, BBC and others barred from China's big moment
Some of the world's top news organizations were barred from the biggest event in China's political calendar on Wednesday.
Las Vegas shooting victims struggle to afford mounting medical costs
Kurt Fowler and his wife, Trina, were celebrating their 18th wedding anniversary at a country music festival when the shooting started. Fowler, 41, knew he'd been hit in the ankle and couldn't run. He hid under the stage until the gunfire ended.
China power; U.K. GDP; Earnings bonanza
1. Power play in Beijing: The new lineup for the Chinese Communist Party's all-powerful Politburo Standing Committee was unveiled Wednesday. The key takeaway? It does not feature a heir apparent to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Europeans really want to work at Google
Everyone wants a job at Google.
New ransomware attack hits Russia and spreads around globe
The U.S. government has issued a warning about a new ransomware attack that spread through Russia and Ukraine and into other countries around the world.
Parrot's new drones could save lives (and crops)
After a natural disaster, the process of finding survivors can be a dangerous and arduous undertaking. There might be downed power-lines, impassable flooded streets, or unstable ground to work around.
College tuition is still getting more expensive
The price of a college education rose faster than inflation, again.
What's wrong with Japan Inc?
Top Japanese companies are doing damage control once again.
Harvard study: Employers making it harder to hire
Imagine applying for a job that requires a college degree, even though the employee currently doing the same work doesn't have one.
Questions swirl after small Montana firm lands Puerto Rico power contract
A small Montana utility firm with ties to the Trump administration has won a major multimillion-dollar contract to help restore large portions of Puerto Rico's crippled electrical grid.
Laurene Powell Jobs fires Leon Wieseltier over past workplace misconduct
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Twitter promises greater transparency for political ads, but questions remain
Twitter announced Tuesday that it will label all political advertising on its platform and provide information about who bought the ads and what they spent.
After Harvey Weinstein, contracts that keep employees quiet are under scrutiny
Harvey Weinstein's conduct shocked the nation. Now, it could encourage some U.S. states to change their laws.
Soylent meal replacement is banned in Canada
Say so long to Soylent, Canada. At least for now.
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