China's outgoing anti-corruption graft chief is expected to be named vice president next year, the South China Morning Post reported, giving him a perch to continue influencing policy. The move would allow Wang Qishan, 69, to formally serve as President Xi Jinping's emissary despite retiring from the
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Industrywide, November sales probably ran at about a 17.3 million annualized rate, analysts estimated in a Bloomberg survey. That's down from last year's 17.7 million pace and slower than the blistering clip of the past two months, but would still mark one of the better months this year. GM estimated an
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The news that Michael Flynn pleaded guilty Friday to Russia-related offenses is striking, for several reasons. The lies he told the FBI were about asking the Russian ambassador to the U.S., Sergey Kislyak, for political favors during the presidential transition, some of which the ambassador granted.
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TORONTO, Dec. 1, 2017 – In a major shakeup of the mid-tier market in Canadian accounting, RSM International has launched RSM Canada, cleaving Collins Barrow Toronto from its national network. RSM International is the industry's sixth-largest firm, with offices in 120 countries, and its Canadian
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Martin Shkreli may have spun his last track on a one-of-a-kind album by the Wu-Tang Clan. Prosecutors said Friday Shkreli should be forced to forfeit $7.4 million, which could include $5 million in bail money and the album “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin.” Along with the disk set, which he bought two
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