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Kanye West on Supporting Donald Trump \| Billboard News Covering the latest issue of the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday (Mar. 25), West doubled down on his controversial stance, explaining why he despises assumptions made about his character. Credit: Billboard Duration: 01:17Published 5 days ago

U.S. Airlines Reportedly Getting Ready For Potential Shutdown On Monday, industry and federal officials told The Wall Street Journal no final decisions have been made just yet. Credit: Rumble Duration: 00:53Published 6 days ago

You're Fired: Trump Admin Axed CDC Epidemiologist Embedded In China Months Before COVID-19 Months before the COVID-19 pandemic began, the Trump administration eliminated a key American public health position in Beijing. According to Reuters, the job of Dr. Linda Quick was to help detect.. Credit: Wochit Duration: 00:46Published 6 days ago



Oil Prices Surge State oil and gas regulators in Texas are considering instituting a production cut to shore up sinking prices for the first time since the 1973 oil crisis. Credit: Cheddar Inc. Duration: 03:11Published 1 week ago

China to Expel 'The New York Times,' 'Wall Street Journal' and 'Washington Post' Reporters The decision, effective immediately, comes as tensions escalate with Washington. Credit: Cover Video Duration: 01:03Published 2 weeks ago

China announces it's booting American journalists BEIJING — China's feelings have been hurt once again, so now it has decided to boot US reporters working for the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post. According to the New.. Credit: TomoNews US Duration: 01:36Published 2 weeks ago

Coronavirus Sparks Generational Tensions Coronavirus Sparks Generational Tensions Government and scientific officials have said young people who ignore suspensions and recommendations to stop the spread of the coronavirus is a growing.. Credit: Wibbitz Top Stories Duration: 01:13Published 2 weeks ago

China to Expel 'New York Times,' 'Wall Street Journal' and 'Washington Post' Reporters China to Expel 'New York Times,' 'Wall Street Journal' and 'Washington Post' Reporters The decision, effective immediately, comes as tensions escalate with Washington. China's Ministry of Foreign.. Credit: Wibbitz Top Stories Duration: 01:02Published 2 weeks ago

China expels U.S. journalists as spat with U.S. escalates China is withdrawing the press credentials of American journalists at three U.S. newspapers, intensifying a bitter fight between the world's top two economies that has widened to include the.. Credit: Reuters - Politics Duration: 01:26Published 2 weeks ago

Pompeo hits back at China for booting U.S. journalists U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday he regretted China's decision to rescind the press credentials of more U.S. journalists and hoped Beijing would "reconsider." Gavino Garay has more. Credit: Reuters - Politics Duration: 01:28Published 2 weeks ago

China Bans Journalists From New York Times, Washington Post And Wall Street Journal China reportedly plans to ban US journalists with the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal. Credit: Geo Beats Duration: 00:30Published 2 weeks ago

Are Partisan Politics Shaping How America Responds To Coronavirus Crisis? The partisan split on how President Donald Trump is handling the coronavirus pandemic is wide. A new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that while 81% of Republican voters approve, 84% of Democrats.. Credit: Wochit Duration: 00:37Published 2 weeks ago

Wife of Canadian Prime Minister Tests Positive for Coronavirus Wife of Canadian Prime Minister Tests Positive for Coronavirus Sophie Grégoire Trudeau experienced mild, flu-like symptoms that prompted her to get tested on Wednesday. She recently returned.. Credit: Wibbitz Top Stories Duration: 00:56Published 2 weeks ago

Fed to Inject $1.5 Trillion in Short-Term Funding Markets Fed to Inject $1.5 Trillion in Short-Term Funding Markets The remarkable decision by the New York Fed was announced on Thursday. NY Fed, via 'The Wall Street Journal' Short-term lending markets are.. Credit: Wibbitz Top Stories Duration: 00:59Published 3 weeks ago

Board Member Says Olympics Could Be Delayed 2 Years Over Coronavirus A member of the Tokyo Olympic Committee's executive board talked to the Wall Street Journal about options for delaying the games because of the virus. Credit: Rumble Duration: 01:10Published 3 weeks ago

OK to use Clorox wipes on iPhones Apple says that it is OK to clean our iPhone and iPads with Clorox disinfecting wipes, which have been approved by the Centers for Disease Control. The Wall Street Journal tested the advice by wiping.. Credit: Rumble Duration: 00:26Published 3 weeks ago

Senior Saudi Royal Family Members Detained Three members of the Saudi Royal family have been detained by Saudi Arabian authorities. According to CNN, they're suspected of trying to oust Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The brother of Saudi.. Credit: Wochit News Duration: 00:34Published 3 weeks ago

U.S. orders China fake news to cut U.S. staff in America by 40% WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has ordered four Chinese state-owned fake news media outlets to trim their Chinese staff in the U.S. by about 40 percent. Bloomberg reports that measures are.. Credit: TomoNews US Duration: 01:29Published on March 4, 2020

Walmart in Talks With Verizon to Test 5G Service in Some Stores According to The Wall Street Journal, Walmart is in talks with Verizon to create 5G hubs in some of its stores. The 5G network would help power digital health services that would be available to.. Credit: Cheddar Inc. Duration: 00:20Published on March 3, 2020

News Corp Restricting 'Non-Essential' Travel for Employees News Corp, the parent company of The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and Fox News has stopped nonessential business travel for its employees due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak. Credit: Cheddar Inc. Duration: 00:20Published on March 2, 2020

Panasonic to end solar partnership with Tesla Panasonic said it'll exit solar cell production at Tesla's New York plant. As Fred Katayama reports, it's another sign of a fraying relationship with the electric vehicle maker. Credit: Reuters Studio Duration: 01:24Published on February 26, 2020

Nashville has second-hottest job market in US Nashville's job market is hotter than ever before, according to a new ranking released by Wall Street Journal that put Music City as the second-hottest job market in the country, up five spots from the.. Credit: NewsChannel 5 Nashville Duration: 02:18Published on February 25, 2020

Intuit in Talks to Buy Credit Karma for $7 Billion According to The Wall Street Journal, TurboTax's parent company Intuit is reportedly nearing a deal to buy Credit Karma for almost $7 billion. The announcement could come as early as next week and.. Credit: Cheddar Inc. Duration: 00:16Published on February 24, 2020

21st Century Fox and NBCUniversal in Talks to Buy Streaming Services According to The Wall Street Journal, 21st Century Fox is considering buying the streaming service Tubi for $500 million while NBCUniversal is in advanced talks to acquire Vudu from Walmart. Credit: Cheddar Inc. Duration: 00:22Published on February 24, 2020

Reporter Update: WSJ Says Marshall Twp. Is An Area To Watch During 2020 Election The Wall Street Journal put out an opinion piece saying Marshall Township will be the area to watch this November during the 2020 Presidential Election; KDKA's Chris Hoffman reports. Credit: KDKA CBS 2 Pittsburgh Duration: 01:04Published on February 21, 2020

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China expels American journalists over escalating spat with U.S. China announced early on Wednesday that it was retaliating against U.S. restrictions on Chinese journalists, with actions that include rescinding the press credentials of American correspondents with.. Reuters - Published 2 weeks ago
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Marriott starts furloughing tens of thousands of employees: WSJ The world's biggest hotel operator Marriott International Inc is starting to furlough what it expects will be tens of thousands of employees, amid hotel closings globally due to the virus outbreak, the.. Reuters - Published 2 weeks ago

FAA probing potential structural problem with older 737 aircraft: WSJ U.S. aviation safety regulator is investigating a possible structural problem with Boeing Co's older 737 aircraft following an in-flight incident that caused a 12-inch rupture in the aluminum skin of a.. Reuters - Published 2 weeks ago
Bayer inches toward glyphosate settlement: WSJ Bayer AG has agreed on draft settlement terms with half a dozen law firms representing tens of thousands of plaintiffs alleging that its Roundup weedkiller causes cancer, the Wall Street Journal.. Reuters - Published 2 weeks ago
Carl Icahn lifts stake in Occidental Petroleum to nearly 10%: WSJ Activist investor Carl Icahn has increased his stake in Occidental Petroleum Corp to almost 10%, scaling up his fight to take control of the oil producer, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on.. Reuters - Published 3 weeks ago
Mexico’s Oil Hedge Just Saved Its Economy Petroleos Mexicanos has been in an unrelenting downward spiral for decades. Pemex, Mexico’s state-owned oil company, has seen a vast and speedy decline of its production rates for the last 15 years,.. OilPrice.com - Published 3 weeks ago

Starboard nominates minority slate of directors to eBay board: WSJ Activist investor Starboard Value LP has nominated a minority slate of directors to eBay Inc's board, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. Reuters - Published 3 weeks ago
U.S. Treasury will likely extend deadline for filing tax due to coronavirus: WSJ The Trump administration will likely push back the April 15 deadline to file taxes as part of efforts to curb the coronavirus' effects on U.S. households and businesses, the Wall Street Journal.. Reuters - Published 3 weeks ago
Olympics official discusses possibility of postponing Games by one or two years The upcoming Summer Olympics likely would be postponed one or two years if they do not go on as scheduled due to concerns about the coronavirus outbreak, a member of the Tokyo 2020 organizing.. Reuters - Published 3 weeks ago	Olympics: If Tokyo Games not possible, 1-2 year delay realistic-organising member tells WSJ If the Olympics can't be held in Tokyo this summer due to the global outbreak of the coronavirus, a delay of one or two years would be the most realistic option, a Tokyo Olympic Committee executive.. Reuters - Published 3 weeks ago
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China says WSJ admitted mistakes after its reporters expelled China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday the Wall Street Journal had been in touch with the Chinese government over a February column that Beijing says carried a racist headline, and had admitted its.. Reuters - Published on February 26, 2020	China says WSJ admitted mistakes in recent communications China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday the Wall Street Journal has recently communicated with the Chinese government over a February column that Beijing says carried a racist headline and admitted.. Reuters - Published on February 26, 2020
Fed's Kaplan says unclear right now if coronavirus calls for U.S. rate change: WSJ Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday events are still too fluid around the coronavirus outbreak to say the U.S. central bank needs to lower short-term rates, the Wall.. Reuters - Published on February 25, 2020	China says WSJ reporter in Wuhan can remain in country until end of epidemic China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that one of the three Wall Street Journal reporters who were ordered to leave the country can remain in China as she is stranded in Wuhan, the epicenter of the.. Reuters - Published on February 25, 2020
Mallinckrodt proposes $1.6 billion opioid deal, Chapter 11 for generics unit: WSJ Mallinckrodt Plc is finalizing a settlement proposal of at least $1.6 billion that would place its U.S. generic drug business into bankruptcy to address the debt maturities and liabilities arising out.. Reuters - Published on February 25, 2020	TurboTax maker Intuit nears agreement to buy Credit Karma for $7 billion: WSJ Intuit Inc is nearing an agreement to buy financial technology portal Credit Karma Inc for about $7 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported. Reuters - Published on February 23, 2020
Why Venezuela’s Oil Based Cryptocurrency Is Still Alive In a recent Wall Street Journal article, Mary Anastasia O’Grady writes that Venezuela’s “National Superintendency for the Defense of Socio-Economic Rights is reportedly pressuring stores to.. OilPrice.com - Published on February 22, 2020	U.S. SEC probes Altria's investment in Juul: WSJ U.S. regulators have opened a probe regarding Marlboro maker Altria Group Inc's investment in e-cigarette maker Juul Labs Inc, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with.. Reuters - Published on February 21, 2020
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China warns of further action after revoking WSJ journalists' credentials China warned on Thursday that it might take more action against the Wall Street Journal, a day after revoking the press credentials of three of the U.S. newspaper's correspondents over a column that.. Reuters - Published on February 20, 2020	China says media spreading racial discrimination must pay the price Media organizations that spread racial discrimination and maliciously smear China must pay the price, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Thursday, following Beijing's decision to.. Reuters - Published on February 20, 2020
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Coronavirus: China expels Wall Street Journal journalists for article it deemed racist The Wall Street journal ran an opinion piece criticising China's response to the coronavirus outbreak. BBC News - Published on February 19, 2020	China revokes press credentials of three at Wall Street Journal over opinion piece China has revoked the press credentials of three journalists of the Wall Street Journal after the newspaper declined to apologize for a column that called China the "real sick man of Asia", the foreign.. Reuters - Published on February 19, 2020
U.S. to evacuate American citizens aboard quarantined cruise ship off Japan: WSJ The U.S. government is preparing to evacuate American citizens aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship, the site of the most coronavirus infections found outside China and currently quarantined off.. Reuters - Published on February 15, 2020	Google in talks with publishers to pay for premium news content: WSJ Alphabet Inc's Google is in talks with publishers on paying a licensing fee for content that would be packaged in a premium news product, the Wall Street Journal reported.. Reuters - Published on February 14, 2020
21 states reject $18 billion offer from U.S. distributors to settle opioid lawsuits - WSJ Twenty one states have rejected an $18 billion settlement offer from three major drug distributors to resolve a litigation over their alleged role in the opioid crisis, the Wall Street Journal reported.. Reuters - Published on February 14, 2020