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Media Conglomerate: Murdoch family
Other: Dow Jones & Company
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Business · WashingtonNEW: Democrats hold united, 51-50, with Vice President Kamala Harris casting tie-breaking vote. The estimated $740 billion package heads next to the House, where lawmakers are poised to deliver on Biden's priorities. The bill caps out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors on Medicare to $2,000 a year. It also extends expiring subsidies that help 13 million people afford health insurance.See the Story
U.S. Senate passes $430 bln climate change, tax, drug pricing bill; sends to House
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Business · New YorkPfizer will pay $68.50-a-share in cash for Global Blood Therapeutics. The companies are expected to announce the deal later Monday. The news comes after the Wall Street Journal reported Friday that the two were in advanced talks. Global Blood Therapeutics has one of few approved treatments for sickle-cell disease.See the Story
Pfizer agrees to buy Global Blood Therapeutics in deal valued at $5.4 billion: WSJ
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Business · TokyoSoftBank Group Corp. posted a $23.4 billion loss in the April-June quarter. The company warned that global uncertainty as well as inflation and soaring energy costs would likely hurt its profitability. For the fiscal year that ended in March, Softbank racked up losses of 1.7 trillion yen.See the Story
SoftBank posts a $21.6 billion quarterly loss on its Vision Fund, one of the highest in its history
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BusinessKewsong Lee, the chief executive of The Carlyle Group, plans to step down, months before his contract expires. William Conway, one of Carlyle's cofounders, will serve as interim CEO until a permanent replacement is found. In 2012, it went public on the Nasdaq market.See the Story
Carlyle CEO Kewsong Lee steps down in abrupt early departure
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BusinessUPS is nearing a deal to acquire Italian healthcare-logistics company Bomi Group, the Wall Street Journal reported. The deal, worth several hundred million dollars, could be finalized as soon as Monday, the report said. UPS did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.See the Story
UPS nears deal to buy Italian healthcare-logistics provider Bomi Group
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Stock MarketsBed Bath & Beyond Inc. shares BBBY, +38.51% soared 45% Monday with no apparent news driving the move. WallStreetBets crowd on Reddit again embraced the 'meme' stock. One individual on the Reddit forum said his inbox has been blowing up with enquiries about his decision-making process.See the Story
Bed Bath & Beyond shares soar 45% as WallStreetBets crowd chase the former meme stock
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Politics · WashingtonWall Street Journal: “As the summer draws to a close, Mr. Biden is planning to spend some time away in August, starting later this week with a trip to Kiawah Island, S.C. In his first 18 months in office, he traveled to Delaware 46 times and to Camp David 18 times. He played 15 rounds of golf, conducted 17 formal press conferences and gave 20 sit-down interviews.”See the Story
How Biden Has Spent His Time as President
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Taxes · Washington“Congressional Republicans tout former President Donald Trump’s success in cutting taxes and transforming the Supreme Court, and cheer his America First approach to foreign affairs and ability to motivate Republican voters,” the Wall Street Journal reports.See the Story
Possible Trump Run in 2024 Draws Tepid Reactions
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AppLyft Media will help cash in on the growing market for in-vehicle digital ads, as cars become more connected and begin to feature multiple, larger infotainment screens. The announcement comes days after Lyft and its biggest competitor, Uber, announced robust second-quarter financial results. Uber said its advertising business could reach $1 billion in revenue by 2024.See the Story
Lyft creates media division to cash in on in-car ads – TechCrunch
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