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  • Donald Trump's market-moving tweets are a huge scandal waiting to happen

    Donald Trump's market-moving tweets are a huge scandal waiting to happen

    An undercurrent of amusement has been detectable in some of the news coverage of Donald Trump’s recent market-moving tweets, as though it serves big companies right to have a few billions stripped off their market values because the president-elect is holding them to account. But it’s no laughing...

  • Deutsche Bank to pay $7.2 billion in subprime mortgage probe settlement

    Deutsche Bank to pay $7.2 billion in subprime mortgage probe settlement

    Two big European banks will give billions of dollars in loan relief to U.S. borrowers to settle civil claims over risky securities that helped spark the 2008 financial crisis. Deutsche Bank said Friday it has agreed on a $7.2-billion settlement with the U.S. Justice Department in connection with...

  • SoCal gas prices at 8-year low during busy holiday travel weekend

    SoCal gas prices at 8-year low during busy holiday travel weekend

    A record 7.7 million Southern Californians will travel for the holidays starting this weekend and those going by car will enjoy the lowest gasoline prices in eight years, the Automobile Club of Southern California reported. The average price of self-serve regular gasoline in the Los Angeles-Long...

  • 'Pokemon Go' is available on Apple Watch despite rumors Niantic is ditching plans

    'Pokemon Go' is available on Apple Watch despite rumors Niantic is ditching plans

    The popular mobile game “Pokemon Go” is now available on the Apple Watch, squashing rumors that the game's maker was scrapping such plans. The game involves catching digital pocket monsters in an augmented-reality version of your surroundings. The Apple Watch version will let you discover nearby...

  • China fines General Motors $29 million in price-fixing probe

    China fines General Motors $29 million in price-fixing probe

    General Motors Co.’s main joint venture in China was fined $29 million Friday on charges it suppressed competition by enforcing minimum sales prices for dealers, the latest in a string of penalties against foreign auto brands under the country's anti-monopoly law. Chinese regulators have punished...

  • How I Made It: Karina Drees sees advances in commercial space travel in Mojave

    How I Made It: Karina Drees sees advances in commercial space travel in Mojave

    The gig: Karina Drees, 40, is chief executive and general manager of the Mojave Air and Space Port, a commercial flight test and research facility. It is the birthplace of innovative aircraft like the Voyager, which flew around the world in 1986 without stopping or refueling, and SpaceShipOne,...

  • 2017 Corvette Grand Sport: Great, but how great?

    2017 Corvette Grand Sport: Great, but how great?

    Chevrolet’s Corvette has been recognized for more than 60 years as one of the finest American sports cars ever built. Because it has consistently stuck to its roots, the Corvette inevitably feels like both an icon and a throwback — a mighty, meaty machine built for sucking fuel and burning rubber....

  • Millennials and car ownership? It's complicated

    Millennials and car ownership? It's complicated

    Millennials have produced plenty of anxiety for automakers. As the stereotype goes, entitled young adults would prefer to hail an Uber, take public transportation or even hitch a ride from Mom instead of driving; an unusually large number of young millennials haven’t even bothered to get a driver’s...

  • The last days before Christmas may be busy, but unpredictable, for retailers

    The last days before Christmas may be busy, but unpredictable, for retailers

    Hoping for a strong finish after a tepid start to the crucial holiday season, retailers are gearing up for a last-minute rush of shoppers. But due to the timing of Christmas this year, 11th-hour turnout is less predictable than usual.  The last Saturday before Christmas, typically dubbed Super...

  • 3 student loan resolutions for 2017

    3 student loan resolutions for 2017

    People make New Year’s resolutions with the best of intentions, but odds are slim that they’ll pan out. Only 8% of people report accomplishing these goals, according to a study conducted by the University of Scranton. You can buck that trend by creating resolutions that are both specific and attainable....

  • Uber pulls its self-driving cars off the streets of San Francisco

    Uber pulls its self-driving cars off the streets of San Francisco

    In a rare occurrence, Uber submitted to state authorities and pulled its self-driving cars off the streets of San Francisco. The state Department of Motor Vehicles on Wednesday revoked the registration of 16 Uber cars being used commercially as test vehicles for self-driving technology. Although...

  • Google's policies deter whistle-blowing, employee alleges in lawsuit

    Google's policies deter whistle-blowing, employee alleges in lawsuit

    A Google Inc. employee has filed a lawsuit against the technology giant, alleging the company’s confidentiality policies illegally dissuade current and former workers from whistle-blowing. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in a California Superior Court in San Francisco County, by an anonymous San...

  • U.S. economy's strong growth isn't expected to last

    U.S. economy's strong growth isn't expected to last

    The U.S. economy grew at a 3.5% annual rate in the July-through-September quarter, the fastest pace in two years and more than the government had previously estimated. But the growth spurt isn't expected to last. The gain in the gross domestic product, the economy's total output of goods and services,...

  • How 'busyness' became a bona fide status symbol

    How 'busyness' became a bona fide status symbol

    It's the most hyper-busy time of the year. Holiday shopping, hosting and travel preparations. Year-end financial moves. A mountain of work to finish before vacation. For once, the all too common "I'm just so busy" gripe feels like a legitimate complaint. But most of the year, it has taken on the...

  • How to lower your tax bill before year's end

    How to lower your tax bill before year's end

    December isn’t traditionally seen as tax time. But during the last days of the year, you can take steps to lower your bill when you file your returns. Here are six moves to consider. 1. Be generous Add tax-smart gifts to your holiday shopping list. You can claim charitable donations as tax deductions...

  • Trump names UC Irvine professor and fierce China critic to new White House Trade Council

    Trump names UC Irvine professor and fierce China critic to new White House Trade Council

    President-elect Donald Trump, signaling that he intends to follow through on his tough talk on trade, is establishing a new White House-based trade council to be headed by a vehement critic of China’s economic policies. Trump on Wednesday named Peter Navarro, a Harvard-trained business professor...

  • Snapchat signs Disney-ABC and Caruso shopping centers to big advertising deals for 2017

    Snapchat signs Disney-ABC and Caruso shopping centers to big advertising deals for 2017

    Disney-ABC Television Group will stream some new online shows on Snapchat, becoming the second national broadcaster to make a major commitment to the video-sharing service. The first ABC series to debut on Snapchat will be a companion to matchmaking reality show “The Bachelor.” On Snapchat's Discover...

  • How robots will change the American workforce

    How robots will change the American workforce

    Thirty of the world’s top scientists are scheduled to meet at UC San Diego in February to discuss the toughest challenges in robotics and automation, including how to make driverless cars safe for a mass audience.  The experts are being brought together by Henrik Christensen, the prominent Georgia...

  • What could happen to Yahoo if Verizon backs away from its $4.8-billion deal

    What could happen to Yahoo if Verizon backs away from its $4.8-billion deal

    As rumors swirl about Verizon's plans for acquiring Yahoo, business analysts say the former search giant could see choppier waters ahead if Verizon backs out of the deal, as some observers have suggested it should. Yahoo Inc., the troubled Internet company that once dominated the online search...

  • Almost everyone shops online, but most people still prefer physical stores, study shows

    Almost everyone shops online, but most people still prefer physical stores, study shows

    Online shopping may be the new norm — especially when it comes to scouring for good deals — but a new report finds that, despite a sea change in consumer behavior, American shoppers still fancy the old-fashioned, bricks-and-mortar experience. Roughly 8 in 10 people, or 79%, have bought something...

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  • Growing up with elevators and escalators (Infographic)

    Just as the urban spaces we live in today have changed dramatically in the past 30 years, the cities of tomorrow will look very different than the cities of today. Buildings are rising taller than ever to accommodate growing urban population.

  • Boost home office productivity with a pre-holiday freshening

    Boost home office productivity with a pre-holiday freshening

    You engaged in spring cleaning and organization earlier this year, but with the holidays approaching, your home office could probably stand a bit of freshening up. Fall is the perfect time to make sure your office is a well-equipped and appealing workspace that boosts your efficiency and productivity....

  • Co-working trend shows working from home isn't right for every small business person

    Co-working trend shows working from home isn't right for every small business person

    Working from home seems like a professional dream for many, but sometimes your home isn't the optimum place to do business. Perhaps you've outgrown your home office or your startup requires a more professional atmosphere for client meetings. Maybe you crave the kind of personal interaction that's...

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