Thursday, February 1, 2018

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As-it-happens update February 1, 2018
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mark zuckerberg Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave investors reason to worry on Wednesday. Win McNamee/Getty Images. In its fourth-quarter earnings report Wednesday, Facebook reported a 5% drop in daily usage of its service.
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AT&T Inc. booked a $20 billion paper gain from a federal tax overhaul that will hand it about $3 billion in extra cash this year, a windfall the company plans to spend on enhancing its network.
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Microsoft has posted the results of the second quarter of its 2018 financial year, running up until December 31, 2017. Revenue was $28.9 billion, up 12 percent year-on-year, and operating income was $8.7 billion, a 10-percent increase.
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The changes brought about by Amazon and two other firms could radically rewrite the rules. Josh Sidorowicz and USA Today , WTSP 11:22 PM.
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WASHINGTON - The Federal Reserve said on Wednesday that it was still trying to stimulate faster economic growth as one of the longest expansions in American history neared the end of its ninth year.
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Struggling retailer Bon-Ton Stores Inc. on Wednesday identified 42 stores it plans to close. Bon-Ton had announced previously it intended to shut down stores in 2018 as part of turnaround plan for the company, which has lost money for six consecutive ...
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More than two years after splitting up with PayPal Holdings Inc., eBay Inc. is planning to distance itself from the relationship even more.
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Facebook Inc. FB, -0.12% shares fell in the extended session Wednesday after the company reported fourth-quarter earnings. Facebook shares fell more than 4% to $179.17 after hours.
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When Xerox introduced its popular copying machines in 1959, their wizardry was considered as high tech as the iPhone when Steve Jobs presented it to the world almost 50 years later.
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Language in the Dodd-Frank Act that gives the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) independence from Congress is constitutional, the U.S.
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