By: Tim Sprinkle Article Reprint Memo to Walmart (WMT): Don’t get mixed up with one of the most-followed people on Twitter if you don’t want to fan the flames over your hourly wage policies. Whatever
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Feds open formal probe into Tesla electric car fires
The electric car maker has sent through a software change to make its cars ride higher By: Chris Woodyard Article Reprint The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said today it has opened a
Read moreBoeing sells 225 new 777X jets in one day
By Larry Clifton Article Reprint Seattle– Sunday, Boeing Company, based in the state of Washington, chocked up $95 billion in sales for 225 of its new 777X jets on the first day of the
Read moreAndy Warhol Painting Sells For $105 Million, A New Record
inquisitr.com Article Reprint An Andy Warhol painting dubbed Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster) recently sold at auction for $105 million dollars, setting a new record for the pop art icon. Before this, his most expensive
Read morePS4 or Xbox One: Which Game Console is Best for Non-Gamers?
Even if you’re not a big-time gamer, the Sony PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Xbox One offer some excellent TV and video features. But which one is best for overall entertainment? By Will Greenwald Article Reprint
Read moreAn Unwise Airline Merger
nytimes.com Article Reprint In August, the Justice Department’s antitrust division filed a lawsuit to block the merger of American Airlines and US Airways, which would create the world’s largest airline and concentrate 80 percent of
Read moreJPMorgan’s Fruitful Ties to a Member of China’s Elite
By DAVID BARBOZA, JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG and BEN PROTESS Article Reprint To promote its standing in China, JPMorgan Chase turned to a seemingly obscure consulting firm run by a 32-year-old executive named Lily Chang. Ms. Chang’s
Read moreMicrosoft ditches system that ranks employees against each other
Microsoft will end the practice of ranking workers against each other. The system had been long been the object of criticism, and it’s been blamed by some for causing Microsoft to fall behind in innovation.
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