Democrats are just one vote shy of restoring net neutrality

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Democrats are just one vote shy of restoring net neutrality

Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer now says Democrats in the Senate are a single vote away from restoring net neutrality. According to the senator from New York, they now have a total of 50 votes for a Senate resolution of disapproval that would …
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Citigroup Plays Up Investor Payouts Once Tax Cuts Trigger Profits

Adjusted earnings per share, which excluded the impact of the tax-related charge and an 8-cent benefit from other one-time items, were $1.20. Twenty-two analysts surveyed by Bloomberg had average adjusted estimate of $1.19. Revenue rose 1 percent to $17.3 billion, while expenses were roughly flat
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All Senate Democrats Endorse Resolution on Net Neutrality Change

All 49 senators who caucus with the Democrats have signed on to a measure to undo the Republican-led gutting of Obama-era net neutrality rules, a clear signal that they have more than internet policy in mind as they move to force a vote. They're looking forward to wielding the issue in the fall elections.
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Workers at Apple Supplier Describe Harsh Conditions

These conditions — some described in a report Tuesday by advocacy group China Labor Watch and others in Bloomberg News interviews with Catcher workers — show the downside of a high-tech boom buoying the world's second-largest economy. Chinese recruiters play up the chance to build
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Former BB&T CEO Sees Relief Coming for Regional Banks

Jan.16 — John Allison, former BB&T chairman and CEO, discusses regulatory hurdles and tax impact for regional banks. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.”
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