US EditionPediatrician accused of killing daughter, 4, and faking her drowning arrives in Miami-Dade
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Pediatrician accused of killing daughter, 4, and faking her drowning arrives in Miami-Dade
This is CNBC’s live blog covering European markets. Ocado shares surge 15% as supermarket aims to turn cash flow positive Shares of Ocado have surged by about 15% after the online-only British supermarket said its “core priority” was turn cash flow positive during the next financial year. In its half yearly update to investors, the company said its topline grew 13% year-on-year to £674 million ($903 million). The company deconsolidated its Ocado…
WASHINGTON — White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt read Thursday a medical letter about President Donald Trump which, according to her, was aimed at alleviating health concerns related to swelling in her ankles and a hand covered with makeup. Leavitt indicated that Trump noticed a “mild swelling” in the lower part of her legs and was evaluated by the White House medical unit.
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