Sony Records 84 Percent Quarterly Profit Drop on Movie Loss

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Sony Records 84 Percent Quarterly Profit Drop on Movie Loss

U.S. News & World Report
Japanese electronics and entertainment company Sony Corp. says its profit dropped 84 percent in October-December as losses in its movie division offset healthy results in its video game business.

Deutsche Bank Falls as Client Jitters Hit Trading in Quarter

Bloomberg
Deutsche Bank AG fell the most in four months after earnings missed analysts’ estimates, in part because clients stepped back from doing business with the lender amid concern about its financial strength.

Judge Orders Trump-Owned Golf Resort to Pay Millions

New York Times
The Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Fla., in 2006, when it was owned by Ritz-Carlton. Credit Alex Quesada for The New York Times.

Facebook (FB) Tops on Q4 Earnings Driven by Mobile & Video

Zacks.com
Facebook, Inc.’s (FB – Free Report) earnings streak continues with yet another better-than-expected quarterly performance. Facebook’s fourth-quarter 2016 adjusted earnings of $1.24 per share and revenues of $8.8 billion easily topped the respective

Dollar Falls as Fed Path Assessed; Stocks Retreat: Markets Wrap

Bloomberg
The dollar slumped against all its major peers after the Federal Reserve gave dollar bulls little to be optimistic about after the worst January in 30 years.

Dakota Access Pipeline: ‘Rogue’ protesters arrested

CNN
(CNN) The Standing Rock Sioux tribe says a “rogue group of protesters” have put their cause at risk after reports that the 1,172-mile Dakota Access Pipeline project may have cleared a final hurdle.

Peter Thiel became New Zealand citizen in California in 2011

New Jersey Herald
FILE – In this July 21, 2016, file photo, entrepreneur Peter Thiel speaks during the final day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.

India unveils budget for recovery, and the poor, after cash crackdown

Reuters
NEW DELHI, Feb 1 India unveiled a budget on Wednesday to help the poor with hikes in government spending and cuts in taxes as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to win back the sympathy of voters hit hard by his recent crackdown on “black money”.

BOE Sees Stronger Growth as Some Officials Flag Inflation Unease

Bloomberg
The Bank of England upgraded its forecasts for the economy for the second time since the Brexit vote and revealed that some policy makers have become more concerned about accelerating inflation.

Bourse Investors Join Avocado Lovers in Potential Border-Tax Hit

Bloomberg
Wal-Mart shoppers aren’t the only ones who could suffer under a tax plan that President Donald Trump is warming up to — U.S. investors who trade on the London Stock Exchange, the Deutsche Boerse and Euronext might also take a hit.

Bacon lovers, rest easy. You do not need to fear a shortage

USA TODAY
Rest easy, bacon lovers. There are still plenty of piggies going to market. There are no bacon shortages looming, but higher prices are a possibility.

German prosecutors investigate Deutsche Boerse chief

Reuters
Carsten Kengeter, CEO of Deutsche Boerse talks to the media during the presentation of FinTec start-up facilities provided by Deutsche Boerse in Frankfurt, Germany, February 24, 2016.

Despite boil order, no sign of contamination in Pittsburgh water

Tribune-Review
Phil Wasler, Bill Johnston and Peter Kope, all of Highland Park, collect potable water from Fire Station 8 in East Liberty, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017.

Reports: Abe to Propose Major Job-Creating Plan to Trump

New York Times
TOKYO – Angling to pre-empt complaints over Japan’s perennial trade surplus with the U.S., Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reportedly plans to propose a sweeping economic cooperation package meant to create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the U.S.

How Warren Buffett Is Inspiring Tomorrow’s Business Leaders

TheStreet.com
GENYOUth is an organization that specializes in school wellness programs, that encourage our kids to be fit — physically and mentally.

Ip Analysis: Contrasting Growth Views Could Unite Trump, Yellen on Rates

Wall Street Journal
President Donald Trump thinks he can return the economy to 4% annual growth. Janet Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, is expecting little more than 2%.

Tesla Changes Its Name: Don’t Try This At Home

Forbes
Tesla shows that little things in a name can be everything. But trademarks are hard to establish and feed off a company’s first accomplishments.

Shell Opens the Cash Pumps

Bloomberg
When a company misses earnings expectations by $1 billion, investors are usually well advised to dash for the panic room. But for Royal Dutch Shell PLC, which served up that beauty on Thursday, profit doesn’t matter much right now.

Swiss Sanction RBS Unit Over Lapses Linked to Malaysian Fund

New York Times
GENEVA – Switzerland’s financial markets regulator on Thursday sanctioned a private bank linked to Royal Bank of Scotland for having “seriously breached” money laundering rules in connection with indebted Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1MDB.

Trump’s campaign paid his businesses millions over course of campaign

Politico
The final bill is in: Donald Trump’s campaign paid his companies $12.8 million from the time he launched his improbable presidential bid in the lobby of his company’s flagship Trump Tower property through the end of last year, according to a POLITICO …

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