Emirates president: Dubai is as safe as any airport
Reacting to the U.S. electronics ban, Emirates airline boss Tim Clark says Dubai is as safe as any airport.
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London attack: Police make eight arrests
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Will business travelers skip Mideast airports?
European airlines appear best placed to capitalize on difficulties Middle Eastern carriers face from the new U.S. and U.K. restrictions.
Judge orders Exxon to hand over climate change docs
A New York judge says Exxon must comply with state attorney general Eric Schneiderman's probe into whether the company lied to the public and investors and the threat of climate change.
AT&T, Verizon halt Google ads over extremist videos
The advertiser backlash to Google is growing. Major brands have halted ads on certain Google platforms after learning their promotional posts were appearing alongside extremist content.
Will Trump make cuts to save GOP bill?
Google Maps solves nagging 'What's your ETA?' problem
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Cheerleader uniforms can now be copyrighted
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London attack: Four killed in British Parliament carnage
Deductibles would likely rise under GOP bill
The typical plan on the individual market would have a deductible of $4,100, an increase of 61%, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation report.
NFL to cut down on commercials to speed up games
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said games would be faster this season and explained other changes being made to games in a letter he wrote to fans.
Airbnb makes a late play for China
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Layoffs are coming to The Guardian US
Layoffs are coming to The Guardian US following a snafu over an abandoned move to a new office building.
The Wall Street Journal and Trump's history of hostility
The Wall Street Journal editorial board's blistering rebuke of Donald Trump on Tuesday was only the latest chapter in an antagonistic relationship between the president and a usual standard-bearer of conservative media.
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17,000 AT&T workers go on strike
About 17,000 AT&T workers walked off the job Wednesday. The strike began amid ongoing negotiations between AT&T and landline workers in California and Nevada that are represented by the Communications Workers of America union.
Don't just do it? Nike tanks on poor sales
Nike's latest sales missed forecasts and its outlook wasn't great either. Competition from Adidas and Under Armour may be taking a toll. But the dismal state of retail in the United States also isn't helping.
Wall Street is losing faith in the Trump agenda
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Trump wants 4% GDP growth. 3% will do
President Trump thinks his economic proposals will lead to 4% GDP growth. That may be tough. But even if growth picks up to about 3%, economists think that will be sufficient to make people feel better and be considered a success.
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