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Facebook fallout; Alwaleed speaks; FedEx earnings
1. Facebook drama: The social network is caught in a data privacy firestorm that shows no signs of cooling
Uber, Ola drivers strike in India for higher pay
Drivers for app-based cab aggregators Uber and Ola started an indefinite strike across India on Monday, demanding extra pay as
Facebook reviewing whether misused data still in hands of political consultant
Facebook said on Sunday it was conducting a “comprehensive internal and external review” to determine if the personal data of
iHeartRadio owner files for bankruptcy
The two biggest owners of radio stations in America have both filed for bankruptcy. iHeartMedia, the operator of 850 stations
Goldman Sachs has a big gender pay gap in the UK
Women working for Goldman Sachs in the United Kingdom make 56% less on average than men. The gender pay
Google says it will ban cryptocurrency ads
Advertisements for bitcoin and other virtual currencies will soon disappear from Google. The search company said Wednesday that it will
5 Things to Know About Dow’s New Openly-Gay CEO Jim Fitterling
After the mega merger, chemicals giant DowDuPont, with nearly 340 years of history between them, is ready to open a
Goldman Sachs Names David Solomon as Next President as Lloyd Blankfein Prepares to Exit
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said David Solomon will become sole president of the company, elevating him over Harvey Schwartz as
Data Sheet—How Ripple Wants to Enhance, Not Kill, the Global Payments System
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State-run banks facing over $3 billion of losses on bonds in Jan-March: Credit Suisse
India’s state-run banks – already bruised by the sprawling Punjab National Bank fraud case and soaring provisions for bad loans