Roberta Blevins likes to talk to strangers. If you're next to her on an airplane or behind her at the grocery checkout, she'll notice something about you that she finds interesting and ask you about it. “I'll be like, 'Oh, you're buying apples? I love apples! What's your favorite kind?' ” she says. “My husband
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Subway announced that it will be closing nearly 500 stores in the United States while adding more than 1,000 shops worldwide, WPVI reported Thursday.
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Airbus SE's revenue slumped and the company handed over the fewest planes in a quarter since 2011 as delays at engine providers held up deliveries of its narrow-body A320 planes.
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Charter Communications Inc. suffered its worst stock plunge in nine years following dismal results, renewing concerns that the second-largest U.S. cable provider can't hold on to TV customers. The shares tumbled as much as 16 percent to $250.10 — the worst decline since 2009, the year the company
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Lysyk's office says that's shady accounting because, while there's no actual cash flowing into the province's bank accounts (indeed, the government would be breaking the law if it tried to deposit it there), the spreadsheet shenanigans make the province's accounts look better than they are. The reason
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