Month: October 2019

[Update, Oct. 13: Gov. Newsom on Sunday signed AB 290, the measure to cap reimbursements to dialysis firms that was aimed at the big chains, DaVita and Fresenius. [In his signing message, Newsom leveled criticism at the bill’s opponents for threatening to end charity assistance for Californians undergoing dialysis if the bill had been signed. […]

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BEIJING —  China’s trade with the United States fell by double digits again in September amid a tariff war that threatens to tip the global economy into recession. Exports to the United States, China’s biggest foreign market, fell 17.8% to $36.5 billion, a deterioration from August’s 16% decline, customs data showed Monday. Imports of American goods […]

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I’m Business columnist David Lazarus, with a look today at being nicer to Mother Earth. A couple of recent developments merit highlighting. One involves Legos, the greatest toy ever invented. I’ll get to that in a moment. The other involves the little bottles of shampoo, conditioner and soap found in many hotels. California Gov. Gavin […]

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GENEVA —  The World Trade Organization has formally given the go-ahead for the United States to impose trade sanctions on up to $7.5 billion worth of European Union goods following a ruling that European plane maker Airbus received illegal subsidies. The move by the trade body’s dispute settlement body was largely a formality after the long-awaited […]

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As the night’s first honoree at the Hammer Museum’s Gala in the Garden, Jordan Peele said his passion for filmmaking was less about making a commentary on society and more about eliciting a laugh or a scream from the audience. “Any audible noise that an audience can make, that’s my passion,” said the actor-comedian and […]

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AMMAN, Jordan —  As President Trump ordered the withdrawal of the 1,000 remaining U.S. troops from northern Syria, hundreds of Islamic State family members Sunday escaped from a detention camp managed by Syrian Kurdish forces amid a Turkish air barrage. Later in the day, the besieged Kurdish militia, which had previously served as the lead fighting […]

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AMMAN, Jordan —  Foreign recruits of Islamic State, eager to migrate to the territory the militant group had carved out in Iraq and Syria, would prepare their staples — a phone, a solar charger, a few garments — before buying round-trip plane tickets (the better to avoid suspicion). Their destination? Almost always Turkey. Once having landed […]

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NEW YORK —  Police were investigating Sunday whether a gambling dispute, robbery or something else led to the shooting deaths of four people at an illegal gambling club in Brooklyn that was just blocks from a police precinct. Click Here: pinko shop cheap The New York Police Department identified the dead as Terence Bishop, 36; Dominick […]

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