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Comcast to double spending at Sky on European original programs

Comcast Corp will more than double its investment in European original programming and start an in-house studio at its European unit Sky after Sky's success with the mini-series "Chernobyl," the company said on Wednesday.



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Cramer: Apple shares are more likely to get hurt by President Trump than by Chinese leader Xi

Cramer says the biggest concern for Apple shareholders should be around what President Trump does next in the U.S.-China trade war.

6 years ago

Kevin Durant's injury is not only changing the potential makeup of the NBA, it's moving stocks

Basketball superstar Kevin Durant's injury may have reshaped the outlook of the NBA's upcoming free agency period, but it also sent ripples through Wall Street.

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Investors believe 'this time it's different' — that worries billionaire investor Howard Marks

Howard Marks is worried to hear investors say "this time it's different" or openly wonder if the bull market "can only get better forever."

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Pompeo to push in India for more U.S. access to local markets

The United States is open to dialogue to resolve trade differences with India by allowing Americans companies more access to Indian markets, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday ahead of a visit to New Delhi later this month.



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Oil tumbles on demand worries; stocks hit by trade, economic fears

Oil prices slid 4% on Wednesday on higher U.S. crude inventories and a bleaker demand outlook, while uncertainty over the U.S.-China trade war and U.S. economic data weighed on stocks.



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Wall St. slips; banks fall with prospect of rate cut, energy drops

Wall Street ended down slightly on Wednesday, with bank stocks declining as prospects of a U.S. interest rate cut rose and energy shares tumbling along with oil prices.



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Cheaper sensors could speed more self-driving cars to market by 2022

The first heavily automated mass-market vehicles for consumers could go on sale as soon as 2022, if one or more vehicle manufacturers adopt a new sub-$500 lidar sensing package being developed by Silicon Valley startup Luminar.



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Philip Green's Arcadia avoids collapse as creditors back deal

Philip Green's Topshop-to-Dorothy Perkins fashion empire staved off a collapse into administration on Wednesday as creditors approved his sweetened restructuring plan.



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Democratic commissioner questions FCC review of Sprint T-Mobile merger

The senior Democrat on the Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday criticized the FCC's review of the proposed $26.5 billion tie-up of Sprint Corp and T-Mobile US Inc, saying Republican commissioners moved toward approving the merger without adequate economic and legal analysis.



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Incluzion.co on TruCrowd

"Incluzion.co is a talent acquisition marketplace that provides businesses with a way to recruit, hire and pay diverse-- contract, contigent, freelance, on-demand and permanent talent, located in the US and abroad."


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6 years ago

Beyond Meat is rocking despite negative analyst moves this week, surges 12%

Shares of alternative meat company Beyond Meat rose more than 17% on Wednesday despite being downgraded by J.P. Morgan and Bernstein this week.

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Zell, other former Tribune executives reach $200 million settlement over LBO

Real estate billionaire Sam Zell and other former officers and directors of Tribune Co have reached a $200 million settlement resolving allegations of fraudulent transactions related to the media company's disastrous 2007 leveraged buyout.



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Trump says he is sure Hong Kong and China 'will be able to work it out'

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was sure China and Hong Kong would be able to "work things out" after mass protests in the city against an extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial.



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The trade war is taking an enormous bite out of profits for Wall Street's biggest names

Companies that derive more than half their sales outside the U.S. are expected to see a 9.3% slump in earnings in Q2.

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