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Silicon Valley’s Politics: Liberal, With One Big Exception
A new Stanford study found that the nation’s tech elite are extremely liberal on most issues — except when it comes to regulation.
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CreditEdgard Garrido/Reuters Nafta Talks Lurch Ahead Without Signs of Major Progress
Negotiators for the United States, Canada and Mexico concluded the second round of Nafta talks, saying they were moving ahead but providing few details.
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CreditMike Blake/Reuters Intel’s $1.3 Billion Antitrust Fine in Europe Is Called Into Question
The Court of Justice of the European Union is sending the case back to a lower court, a decision that bodes well for technology companies facing competition inquiries.
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Why I’m Resigning From Trump’s Diversity Coalition
A president who doesn’t believe in the value of America’s Dreamers is not one I can continue to support.
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CreditSam Hodgson for The New York Times At CNN, Retracted Story Leaves an Elite Reporting Team Bruised
Created with much fanfare, CNN’s investigative unit was reshaped and its focus narrowed in the wake of a story that led to a retraction and an apology.
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CreditDrew Angerer/Getty Images Escalating Tensions With North Korea Rattle Wall Street
Investor jitters led to the United States stock market’s worst day in almost three weeks, but Asian markets were mostly unruffled.
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CreditChang W. Lee/The New York Times Lego Will Cut 1,400 Jobs as Profit Dips, Despite Big-Screen Heroics
The earnings report comes as the company faces an increasingly competitive landscape with more children using mobile devices for entertainment.
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CreditDrew Angerer/Getty Images Chief Executives See a ‘Sad Day’ After Trump’s DACA Decision
Business leaders objected to President Trump’s decision to end Obama-era protections for children who entered the country illegally.
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CreditColumbia Pictures An Angry Birds Empire: Games, Toys, Movies and Now an I.P.O.
The listing by the Finnish game maker Rovio would consist of stock from its main shareholder and others, as well as a $36 million share offering.
