NY Post - Business
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Dish haunted by Boost Mobile founder in prepaid phone wars
The founder of Boost Mobile, which Dish acquired in 2020, is back on the scene with an announcement he’s joined forces with Walmart for his latest...
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott rings closing bell at New York Stock Exchange
The Texas Capital Texas Equity Index ETF, whose holdings include Tesla and Exxon Mobil, began trading on the stock exchange on July 14.
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Ex-Goldman analyst charged with insider trading, allegedly tipped off friends
Anthony Viggiano and three others face years in prison if convicted of the charges laid out by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Trump’s sale of Bronx golf course to Bally’s worth as much as $100M: sources
Whatever the final outcome, the Trump Organization is poised to pocket tens of millions of dollars from the agreement, even as it appeals the...
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Oakland Target to close after cops were called more than 100 times over smash and grab thefts, fights
Retail giant Target will close its only location in Oakland, Calif. next month after the downtown location received over 100 emergency calls from...
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Black Tesla workers allegedly harassed with swastikas, nooses: EEOC lawsuit
Tesla has failed to investigate complaints of racist conduct and has fired or otherwise retaliated against workers who report harassment, the EEOC...
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Forbidden Apple: Google trial secrets remain hard to unlock
Conservative groups are clapping back against Google’s efforts to keep its secretive relationship with Apple under lock and key.
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Luxury lingerie maker La Perla hasn’t paid US employees in a month, sources say
“We had assumed based on assurances that the funding would be available latest yesterday,” La Perla director Peter Shaefer wrote in a companywide...
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Gary Gensler accused of hypocrisy in SEC crusade over use of private messaging apps
In 2013, the Office of the Inspector General raised concerns about Gensler’s “use of personal email to perform official business.”
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Billionaire Ray Dalio warns of impending debt crisis as government shutdown looms
Ray Dalio believes the US is going to have a debt crisis and is closely watching the “risky” fiscal situation, CNBC reported on Thursday, citing an...
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‘Fortnite’ maker Epic Games laying off 16% of workforce
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney announced in a memo on Thursday that the "Fortnite" maker would be laying off 16% of its workforce.
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Microsoft weighed taking massive loss on Apple deal to compete with Google search, exec says
DOJ lawyers say Google relies on default search engine deals to build an illegal monopoly.