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Joseph P. Kennedy regulated Wall Street as first SEC chair in 1934
BOSTON, July 8 — The scene is a familiar one in American political lore: a father’s ambition, a…
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Eastman’s Chemical Recycling Plant Tests Viability of Large-Scale Plastic Waste Processing
Kingsport, July 7 — Eastman Chemical Company’s molecular recycling facility here, which opened in 2023 at a cost…
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Treasury Report Warns Regulators of AI Stock Market Bubble Risks
WASHINGTON, July 6 — On the ground inside the U.S. Department of the Treasury, a quiet alarm has…
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X8 Marketing Releases SEO Guide for Pest Control Firms on July 4
It began, as these things often do, with a noise in the dark. A scratching in the attic.…
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American Express and Chase open Manhattan lounges without boarding pass requirement
The fine print on premium credit cards is getting a new address. It no longer lives only at…
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Microsoft Shareholders Face August Deadline in Securities Fraud Lawsuit
Shareholders who bought Microsoft stock during a specific window now face a hard deadline to step forward. A…
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UX Teams Lose Funding Wars by Describing Activity, Not Outcomes
A budget meeting is a bad place to bring a usability test transcript. That is the blunt finding…
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Independent Film Coalition Holds Private Talks with Three Family Offices
The first meetings were held in private. Sources say three family offices in Los Angeles and New York…
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Why Universal Built a Theme Park in Middle America
FRISCO, Texas — It’s 93 degrees at 10am and I’m standing outside, only mildly baking in the hot…
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Career Coaches Advise Those Over 50 to Redeploy Skills Instead of Reinventing
NEW YORK — The midlife crisis has a new playbook, and it reads less like a manifesto and…
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California Small Farmers Lose State-Backed Insurance After Program Expires
The people who lose when a safety net vanishes are rarely the ones who designed the net. They…
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Baldet’s Elevate Tests Whether High-Priced Smoothies Can Build Habit
Julia Baldet is not chasing volume. She is chasing conviction. The founder of Elevate has priced her smoothies…
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Badger Meter Shareholders Can Lead Securities Fraud Lawsuit
LOS ANGELES, June 29 — On the ground in the financial district, the scene is one of investors…
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The World’s First Trillionaire Is a Flashing Red Light for Democracy
NEW YORK, June 28 — The red emergency light is flashing on America’s democracy dashboard, like a damaged…
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Opinion: Canada must seek its own SpaceX for capital markets
NEW YORK, June 27 — On the floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange, the scene is familiar: suits,…
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GameStop CEO personally commits $500 million to back eBay acquisition bid
Ryan Cohen is betting his own bank account that a video game retailer can swallow a global marketplace.…
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Analyst Questions Whether Automated Work Was Ever Necessary
NEW YORK — The silence, Charles Hugh Smith writes, is the loudest part. Ask people whether the work…
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Toronto Stock Exchange’s cautious culture limits funding for high-risk ventures
The Toronto Stock Exchange floor is a monument to Canadian caution. Suits, screens, the quiet hum of capital…
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Index Rule Changes Before SpaceX IPO May Trap Passive Investment Funds
The index committee rule changes that preceded SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO have set a trap for the passive investment…
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Tlicho-Fortune Joint Venture Gets Up to $50M from Canada
YELLOWKNIFE, June 26 — The heavy equipment is already moving on the gravel roads that thread through the…
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Air Canada launches summer with celebration of Canadian excellence
MONTREAL, June 26 — On the ground at Air Canada’s headquarters here, the scene is one of controlled…
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McCain refuses mayors’ request to delay Hastings plant closure
The last processing season for the Hastings McCain plant is now set. January 31, 2027. After that, the…
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Air Canada expects over one million customers in next week amid summer push
Air Canada is betting big on national pride this summer. The flag carrier expects to welcome more than…
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Taylor Morrison Eyes Rapid Upstate Expansion After Launch of 33-Home Braxton Ridge
Fountain Inn, South Carolina, sits roughly halfway between Greenville and Spartanburg. That location is not an accident. Taylor…
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