Only one number matters at Netflix Inc., and that number is booming. It's almost enough to make Netflix doubters like me throw in the towel. Almost. Netflix signed up 26 million net new subscribers for its streaming video service in the past year, the company disclosed Monday in its first-quarter earnings
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Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney, will be in a federal courtroom on Monday, arguing that he has the right to review documents that FBI agents seized when they raided his office and residences last week. Reporters will be in the courtroom, too. The media is excited about what
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Moments after the Republican tax overhaul passed in the Senate in mid-December, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that if he and his party members couldn't sell the cuts to the American people, they should find “another line of work.” Four months later, some GOP lawmakers who hoped the law
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The ruble swung between gains and losses as investors braced for the announcement of new U.S. sanctions aimed at punishing the Kremlin for its backing of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad. Traders are reassessing their options after the harshest U.S. sanctions to data sent the ruble tumbling the most
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