Walmart to stop selling e-cigarettes amid outbreak of vaping illnesses
The retail giant cites "regulatory uncertainty" regarding e-cigarettes.
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Congress promised teachers student loan forgiveness — but hired loan companies that made it impossible
“If someone had told me I needed to make a change, I would have,” said one school psychologist who found himself on the hook for thousands of dollars in loans.
GM lays off thousands of workers as plants lie idle in labor union strike
Despite feeling the effects of the U.S. strike, GM workers in Canada are “very supportive” of the action, said the head of Canada’s autoworkers trade union. “People are furious with General Motors. People feel betrayed.”
Trump lifts some tariffs, in sign trade war is inflicting harm on U.S. economy
“The administration is trying desperately to reduce the pressure,” said one economist.
Trump's new fuel economy rules won't lead to 'cleaner and safer' cars, say industry experts
Since automakers operate on a global scale and battery cars are being mandated in much of the rest of the world, it makes more sense to bring them to market in the U.S.
AT&T is exploring the sale of DirecTV. Could Dish be the savior?
“There has always been industrial logic for Dish and Direct to get together,” said Charlie Ergen, co-founder and chairman of Dish.
Rep. Brady: 'You can’t cut middle class taxes enough' for Trump
Ali Velshi talks with House Ways and Means Committee ranking member Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) about President Trump’s call for more middle class tax cuts, and how the 2017 tax cut hasn’t produced the predicted economic growth.
Fed slices interest rates for second time since the 2008 recession
"Powell and the Federal Reserve Fail Again," tweeted President Trump.