Tech giants back down over US sex-trafficking rules

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Tech giants back down over US sex-trafficking rules

Google and other big internet companies have backed down in a fight with US lawmakers over a bill to crack down on online sex trafficking, ending a confrontation that had become a flash point in the tense relationship between Silicon Valley and Washington.
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Sears Holdings announces more closings: 45 Kmart stores, 18 Sears stores

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WeWork, WeLive, WeMoveOn?

Jim Woods, head of WeLive, told Bloomberg WeWork is still pursuing the housing developments; there are plans for a new WeLive building to open in
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Saudis Urge Citizens to Leave Lebanon as Iran Tension Rises

… due 2022 tumbled, sending the yield up 40 basis points to 8.31 percent as of 4:16 pm in London, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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I Never Root for Megamergers, But Go, AT&T-Time Warner!

Bloomberg News has reported that Justice wants AT&T to sell off either DirectTV or Turner Broadcasting, the latter of which includes CNN.
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