Category: Business
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Texas Judge Throws Out Credit Card Late Fee Cap: What it Means for You
A Texas judge has thrown out a federal rule that would have capped credit card late fees. Find out how this decision impacts consumers and the future of financial regulations.
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Taxes Making America Crazy: Tariffs, Stocks, & April 15 Deadline
Explore the craziness of taxes in America, from tariffs and stocks to the April 15th deadline. Discover unusual taxes throughout history and today.
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Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!: CBS Loses Distribution Rights
A court rebuffed CBS’ bid for a preliminary injunction that would’ve allowed the network to continue distributing the two shows.
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Siemens Expands PCB Design with DownStream Acquisition – FYM News
Siemens strengthens its PCB design portfolio by acquiring DownStream Technologies. This acquisition aims to improve time to market and efficiency for electronics SMBs. Read more on FYM News.
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U.S. Steel Acquisition Review: White House Orders CFIUS Investigation
The White House orders a de novo review of the proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel, tasking CFIUS with identifying national security risks and providing recommendations.
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To Save Hooters, Founders Plan to End Bikini Nights and Bring the Family Out
Hooters founders are planning to end bikini nights and bring the family out to save the chain.
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Meta Halts Promotion of Ex-Director’s Critical Memoir: ‘Careless People’
Meta secures an emergency ruling to stop its former director from promoting her tell-all book, ‘Careless People.’ Find out why the social media giant is silencing the critical memoir.