Monthly Archive: December 2017

Summary: Here’s What’s in the Final House-Senate Tax Bill

Here’s What’s in the Final House-Senate Tax Bill. By Laura Davison, Allyson Versprille and Kaustuv Basu with Sarah Babbage

Netflix Breaks Up Audience Romance With Telenovela
New competitors are forcing Televisa and other Latin American broadcasters to develop real-life, edgier dramas and crime stories to replace the torrid romances that once enthralled millions.
Controversial New Milk Shakes Up Big Dairy
An upstart milk company’s success in marketing a controversial type of milk that is supposed to be easy to digest has some big dairy companies setting aside their skepticism to introduce their own versions.
Lockheed Boosts Full-Year Guidance
Lockheed Martin Corp. on Tuesday boosted its full-year guidance alongside forecast-beating quarterly earnings as sales of fighter jets and weapons overseas continued to rise.
Elliott's New Korean Target May Prove Willing
The activist investor has published its proposal to revamp Hyundai. It may not get everything it asks for, but it could still generate some good returns.
Google Parent Posts Surge in Profit, but Expenses Also Jump
Alphabet posted surging profits as advertisers kept swarming to the search giant amid a global debate about internet privacy that threatens to affect its main revenue generator.