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Tesla is finally making a lower-cost Model 3
Business Insider
Tesla is introducing a lower-priced version of its Model 3 sedan. The base price will be $45,000; it will cost about $35,000 in California after federal and state tax rebates. The company has long promised the Model 3 would be its vehicle for the ...
Tesla cuts $4000 off Model 3 price with new mid-range batteryMarketWatch
Tesla launches new Model 3 with 'mid-range' battery for $45000, changes pricing structureElectrek

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CNBC
Cramer's 5 favorite tech stocks right now, including Apple, Salesforce and Adobe
CNBC
CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to reaffirm his faith in the technology sector as the tech-heavy Nasdaq index took Thursday's sell-off pain head-on, dropping 2.1 percent amid marketwide weakness. So the "Mad Money" host decided to continue his "power ...
This Market Needs More Fear: Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap (Thursday 10/18/18)TheStreet.com

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Bloomberg
Stock Market Sell-Offs Are a Lot Like Cockroaches
Bloomberg
Any responsible homeowner would immediately call an exterminator upon seeing a cockroach because, as everybody knows, there's never just one. In many ways, it's the same with stock market sell-offs — there's never just one. Following the big declines ...

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Wall Street Journal
American Express Raises Forecast, as Card Business, Merchant Count Grows
Wall Street Journal
Higher card-member spending and borrowing helped American Express Co. AXP -1.44% post another strong quarter, even as expenses for its rewards program and other costs ticked up. The financial-services company, which is on track to post a record year ...
PayPal jumps after reporting a beat on the top and bottom lines, growth in VenmoCNBC
AmEx tops profit estimates on higher consumer spendingReuters
Free Report for AXP - Zacks.com - Zacks Investment ResearchZacks Investment Research

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Wall Street Journal
StarKist to Plead Guilty to Price-Fixing Canned Tuna
Wall Street Journal
WASHINGTON—StarKist Co. has agreed to plead guilty to a felony antitrust offense for fixing prices on canned tuna and faces a fine of up to $100 million, the Justice Department said Thursday. The Justice Department filed the charge in a California ...
StarKist admits fixing tuna prices, faces $100 million fine for collusionUSA TODAY
StarKist admits fixing tuna prices, faces $100 million fineMinneapolis Star Tribune

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CNBC
DowDuPont tumbles after reporting $4.6 billion impairment charge
CNBC
DowDuPont shares fell more than 6 percent during after-hours trading Thursday as the company faces a $4.6 billion impairment charge. The chemical company's $4.6 billion charge is related to goodwill and other assets of its agriculture reporting unit ...
DowDuPont stock dives as billions wiped away in impairment chargeMarketWatch
DowDuPont - When One Plus One Equals ThreeSeeking Alpha

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CNBC
Goldman CEO says exec Dina Powell will not attend Saudi investment conference
CNBC
Goldman Sachs pulled one of its top executives from attending a conference in Saudi Arabia after the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to CEO David Solomon. The firm was set to send Dina Powell to the conference but decided ...

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USA TODAY
Stock markets sharply lower on weak industrial earnings; tech skid resumes
USA TODAY
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks slumped again Thursday as investors continued to sell shares of technology and internet companies, industrials, and companies that rely on consumer spending. Several industrial companies tumbled after releasing weak quarterly ...

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USA TODAY
Stock markets sharply lower on weak industrial earnings; tech skid resumes
USA TODAY
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks slumped again Thursday as investors continued to sell shares of technology and internet companies, industrials, and companies that rely on consumer spending. Several industrial companies tumbled after releasing weak quarterly ...
Stock Market Sell-Offs Are a Lot Like CockroachesBloomberg

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USA TODAY
Wall St. Slides as Saudi Arabia, Italy Add to Economic Concerns
New York Times
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks fell more than 1 percent on Thursday as the European Commission issued a warning regarding Italy's budget and concerns mounted over the possibility of strained relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia, further ...
Stocks sink on weak industrial earnings; tech skid resumesLos Angeles Times
Stocks tumble as global growth concerns mountSeeking Alpha

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Medscape
Burger Chains Earn Failing Grades for Reducing Antibiotics
Medscape
Only two of 25 U.S. burger chains surveyed earned a top rating for serving beef raised without the routine use of antibiotics, according to a new report issued by six consumer groups. One other restaurant chain earned a D-minus. The other 22 failed ...

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Stocks sink on weak industrial earnings; tech skid resumes
Minneapolis Star Tribune
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks slumped again Thursday as investors continued to sell shares of technology and internet companies, industrials, and companies that rely on consumer spending. Several industrial companies tumbled after releasing weak quarterly ...

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Bloomberg
Goldman Pulls Out of Saudi Conference After Mnuchin Withdrawal
Bloomberg
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. pulled its top executives from an investment conference in Saudi Arabia, hours after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin backed out. The firm was among the last of the biggest U.S. banks to withdraw after reports emerged ...
Goldman CEO says exec Dina Powell will not attend Saudi investment conferenceCNBC

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CNBC
Goldman CEO Solomon says part of October's market sell-off driven by programmatic trading
CNBC
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said Thursday that he believes part of October's steep stock sell-off was the result of programmatic trading. "There's no question when you look at last week, some of the selling is the result of programmatic selling ...

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Yahoo Finance
22 of America's favorite burger chains get an 'F' for antibiotic beef policy
Yahoo Finance
There could be harmful chemicals in your burger, at least according to a new research report released by the Consumers Union, an advocacy division of Consumer Reports. In a report titled “Chain Reaction IV,” the Consumers Union graded “the top 25 ...
Burger Chains Earn Failing Grades for Reducing AntibioticsMedscape

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The Verge
Uber is testing a new 'on-demand labor' service, sort of like a temp agency
CNBC
Uber is testing an "on-demand labor" service that sounds sort of like a temp agency and would expand the ride-hailing giant beyond the transportation realm for the first time, a person familiar with the pilot program told CNBC. The Financial Times ...
Uber plots new staffing business ahead of IPOFinancial Times
Uber Targets Trucking With New Trailer-Rental BusinessWall Street Journal

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Entrepreneur
EBay Takes Amazon to Court! 3 Things to Know Today.
Entrepreneur
EBay is taking Amazon to court. The bidding website has accused Jeff Bezos's ecommerce giant of poaching its sellers using eBay's internal messaging system. In the lawsuit, eBay is asking Amazon to stop the practice and to compensate it for damages.
EBay's Lawsuit Against Amazon Reveals Push for FashionWWD

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Entrepreneur
EBay Takes Amazon to Court! 3 Things to Know Today.
Entrepreneur
EBay is taking Amazon to court. The bidding website has accused Jeff Bezos's ecommerce giant of poaching its sellers using eBay's internal messaging system. In the lawsuit, eBay is asking Amazon to stop the practice and to compensate it for damages.

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CBS News
Dow dives as Mnuchin bails from Saudi Arabia conference
CBS News
Last Updated Oct 18, 2018 4:18 PM EDT. U.S. stocks fell Thursday as interest rates crept higher and investors digested global economic concerns including China's market slump and Italy's budget predicament. An announcement by Treasury Secretary ...

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Reuters
US probes 54400 Ford trucks over tailgate complaints
Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Thursday it had opened a preliminary investigation into 54,400 Ford Motor Co (F.N) pickup trucks after receiving five complaints that tailgates had unexpectedly ...
The US is probing Ford pickup tailgates for opening unexpectedlyDriving

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