The U.S. and Canada are locked in a dispute over softwood lumber, the latest entanglement in one of the thorniest commerce spats between the world’s two largest trading partners.
The Chicago aviation officers who forcibly removed a passenger from a United Airlines flight filed reports saying the traveler was “aggressive” when responding to requests to give up his seat and flailed his arms while fighting with officers.
CLEARLAKE, Calif. – On a recent afternoon, an aerospace engineer working for a small Silicon Valley company called Kitty Hawk piloted a flying car above a scenic lake about 100 miles north of San Francisco.
Bernard Arnault, chairman and chief executive of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, at a news conference in Paris on Tuesday. LVMH already owned Parfums Christian Dior; it will now take ownership of the brand’s clothing, leather and shoes businesses.
The classic non-apology goes something like this: “I’m sorry if you were upset.” It’s a sneaky way of expressing regret for how one’s shitty actions made another person feel, rather than the shitty actions themselves.
If you were feeling pretty good about life on the way into your cushy corner office gig on Monday, let some depressing musings from Alibaba’s (BABA) chairman Jack Ma sink in a bit.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai intends to launch his reworking of the Obama-era net neutrality rules, according to sources familiar with the plan, setting up a showdown on an issue that has long pitted tech companies against internet providers.
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