Where Trump's Scorn for Iran Nuclear Deal Could Lead: QuickTake

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Where Trump's Scorn for Iran Nuclear Deal Could Lead: QuickTake

Donald Trump has been complaining about the 2015 Iran nuclear deal since before he became president. Speaking alongside French President Emmanuel Macron on April 24, he said the agreement was “insane, ridiculous, should never have been made.” He's repeatedly threatened to scrap the
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Doing Shareholders a Favor

Shire Plc has finally done long-suffering shareholders a favor. After presiding over 18 months of share price falls, the board has coaxed a sweetened $64 billion takeover proposal out of Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical Co., which it's minded to approve. Assuming a firm offer follows, the European
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Bloomberg Baystate Business: Equities, Bonds and Brazil

Bloomberg Boston Bureau Chief Tom Moroney and Radio News Anchors Peter Barnes, Pat Carroll and Anne Mostue are joined by top names from local business and finance to medicine and politics, along with Bloomberg reporters covering the latest stories in and around Boston. Today Bloomberg
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Husband speaks out after wife dies on Southwest Flight 1380

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A week after Albuquerque's Jennifer Riordan was killed when the Southwest airplane she was on blew an engine, her husband, Michael, is speaking out.
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The American President Doesn't Have to Be Born American

Conservative law professor Kevin Walsh, in an intriguing new article, makes the case for repealing the “natural born” citizenship requirement for the presidency. Next month it will be 150 years since such a proposal for a constitutional amendment was first put before Congress. Today it really makes no
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