Trump’s biggest campaign promises face ‘Day 1’ test

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Trump’s biggest campaign promises face ‘Day 1’ test

Washington Post
WASHINGTON – As a candidate, Donald Trump made a slew of “Day One” promises that any president would find daunting. He declared that repealing and replacing his predecessor’s health care law would be “one of his first acts as president.

Dollar slips, shares wobbly after Trump’s protectionist address

Reuters
People are seen behind an electronic board showing stock prices after the New Year opening ceremony at the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), held to wish for the success of Japan’s stock market, in Tokyo, Japan, January 4, 2017.

Foxconn considers $7 billion US display factory in cooperation with Apple

The Verge
Chinese manufacturing giant Foxconn is considering investing $7 billion to build a new factory in the US assembling flat panel screens.

Theresa May to promise to take action for British industry

BBC News
Prime Minister Theresa May is to unveil a new, more interventionist, industrial strategy on Monday, designed to boost the post-Brexit UK economy.

White House suspends Obama administration’s reduction in mortgage insurance premiums

The Hill
The White House on Friday suspended a recent reduction of Federal Housing Administration (FHA) annual mortgage insurance premiums made by the Obama administration.

SEC To Take A Closer Look At Yahoo Breaches

PYMNTS.com
Adding to its mounting list of headaches – Yahoo is now facing a probe from the Securities and Exchange Commission as to whether or not it could have acted more promptly in response to two massive data breaches that left over a billion customers’ …

In Midwest, a vow to continue clean energy push under Trump

Environment & Energy Publishing
Midwest clean energy advocates say they will continue to engage on policies to advance wind, solar and energy efficiency and curtail emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants that affect the environment and public health.

Japan’s First Jet Delayed Again Raising Concerns About New Sales

Bloomberg
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. announced a fifth delay in handing over Japan’s first locally made passenger jet to airlines and about a 30 percent jump in development costs, raising concerns about winning new orders for the single-aisle plane.

Halliburton Profit Beats Estimates as U.S. Drilling Gains

Bloomberg
Halliburton Co. reported fourth-quarter adjusted profit that beat analysts’ estimates after oil explorers kicked off a year-end recovery in North America where the service provider generates most of its sales.

Oil falls as signs of US output rise overshadow OPEC-led cuts

Reuters
LONDON Oil prices fell one percent on Monday as signs of a strong recovery in U.S. oil drilling activity outweighed news that OPEC and non-OPEC producers were on track to meet output reduction goals set in December.

Recent Developments Surrounding the South China Sea

New York Times
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a weekly look at the latest developments in the South China Sea, home to several territorial conflicts that have raised tensions in the region.

Thousands of Skittles found on Wis. highway. Now, Mars is investigating.

Washington Post
In a small Wisconsin county, a very sweet mystery just took a sticky turn. It began last Tuesday, when an officers with the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office stumbled upon a downright bizarre sight on a rural highway roughly 60 miles west of Milwaukee.

JP Morgan sees US telecom sector consolidation

CNBC
U.S. telecom sector could be on the brink of a major consolidation under President Donald Trump’s likely more merger-friendly administration, said JP Morgan Securities, which now sees a 90 percent chance of T-Mobile US being involved in a strategic …

Dairy Farmers Spray EU HQ to Push Demands for Better Prices

New York Times
BRUSSELS – Dairy farmers from across the European Union have sprayed the EU’s headquarters with milk powder to protest the crisis in their sector.

Great Worries For 2017: Macy’s Closings, Walmart’s Openings And China Is On Everyone’s Mind

Forbes
The sales and earnings reports for fourth quarter 2016 are eagerly anticipated by the financial and retail communities. Earnings, I think, are going to be at the low end of expectations given disappointing Christmas sales by many major chains.

Vancouver housing 3rd most unaffordable in the world, says annual study

CBC.ca
For yet another year, Vancouver has the dubious honour of being one of the top 10 cities in the world when it comes to unaffordable housing.

IRS to delay tax refunds as a security precaution

CSO Online
Refunds for more than 40 million low-income families could be delayed by the IRS this year, as the tax agency looks to leverage the extra time to combat identity theft and fraud.

Greece Gets Year-Round U.S. Flights for First Time Since Crisis

Bloomberg
Greece will get daily year-round flights to the U.S. for the first time since 2012 as Gulf carrier Emirates opens a new route from its Dubai hub to Newark, New Jersey, via Athens.

American International Group, Inc. (NYSE:AIG) has agreed to pay $10 bln to Buffett’s Berkshire in insurance deal

Benchmark Monitor
American International Group, Inc. (NYSE:AIG) has agreed to pay roughly $10.2 billion to Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc to take on many long-term risks on U.S.

American Airlines to sell restricted ‘basic economy’ ticket

Southeast Missourian
A passenger talks on the phone as American Airlines jets sit parked at their gates at Washington’s Ronald Reagan National Airport.

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