‘Mexico First’ Campaign Could End Welcome for U.S. Oil Giants
The leading presidential candidate has vowed to reverse energy policies that have attracted foreign drillers and helped absorb a natural-gas glut.
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Photo CreditKarsten Moran for The New York Times Fed Officials Worry the Economy Is Too Good. Workers Still Feel Left Behind.
Many Americans are just beginning to climb out of the Great Recession, yet policymakers are debating whether the economy is on the cusp of overheating.
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Photo CreditDan Steinberg/Invision for Twentieth Century Fox, via Associated Press Images An Elegiac Tone as 20th Century Fox Faces a Disney Future
When Stacey Snider, the studio’s chairwoman, made a presentation on Thursday it was perhaps the last time Fox would appear in front of the National Association of Theater Owners as a stand-alone entity.
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Photo CreditPeter Nicholls/Reuters Facebook Faces Tough Questions in Britain That It Avoided in the U.S.
Facebook’s chief technology officer testified before a British panel in a hearing that stood in stark contrast to the efforts of American lawmakers.
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Photo CreditScott Olson/Getty Images Amazon’s Profit Swells to $1.6 Billion, Lifted by Its Cloud Business
The company also said it would raise the price of its popular Prime membership service to $119 from $99.
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Photo CreditBryan Thomas for The New York Times Microsoft’s Cloud Has Business Booming Again
The technology giant reported strong quarterly results thanks to an aggressive transition to delivering software as an internet service.
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Photo CreditJacob Langston for The New York Times MoviePass Says All Is Well. Even Some of Its Customers Are Skeptical.
The subscription-based service for movie theater tickets is facing questions about its long-term viability, but executives say they are confident the company will flourish.
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Photo CreditArmando Babani/EPA, via Shutterstock Deutsche Bank Abandons Wall Street Ambitions, and Focuses on Europe
The plan by a new chief executive means that the bank is giving up its efforts to compete on equal terms with Wall Street behemoths.
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Photo CreditYves Herman/Reuters With Eurozone Economy Wavering, E.C.B. Leaves Policy Unchanged
Indications of slowing growth are not yet strong enough to cause the European Central Bank to revise its timetable for winding down economic stimulus.
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Photo CreditIllustration by Tony Cenicola/The New York Times How Fake Mark Zuckerbergs Scam Facebook Users Out of Their Cash
The Facebook chief executive has vowed to clean up the social network, but his company has failed to stop even those impersonating him from swindling people.
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Photo CreditAmy Lombard for The New York Times Sean Spicer Unveils a Wax Melania, and Says Little More Than She Does
The former White House press secretary made an appearance to promote the Madame Tussauds version of the first lady. He has a book coming out in July.
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Photo CreditZakaria Abdelkafi/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Vincent Bolloré, French Billionaire, Faces a Rare Corruption Inquiry
Mr. Bolloré, called the “King of Africa” for his business dealings there, faces allegations of bribing politicians in exchange for contracts.
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Photo CreditGlenn Harvey Workers of Silicon Valley, It’s Time to Organize
Employees in the tech industry have an unusual power: They can make their companies act more responsibly. All they have to do is speak up.
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Photo CreditSaumya Khandelwal/Reuters Walmart, With Billions to Spend, Seeks Flipkart E-Commerce Site in India
The company is said to be in talks to acquire Flipkart, India’s leading online retailer, to counter Amazon’s push into the country.
