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Anbang in talks with Kushner for New York building overhaul: source

China's Anbang Insurance Group is in talks to invest in a project to redevelop a flagship New York City building owned by Kushner Companies, the family real estate business run by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, according to …

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Once jobless and uncounted, eager workers could slow Fed rate hike

By Howard Schneider WELLSTON, Missouri (Reuters) – The crammed-to-capacity parking lot at a job training center in this St. Louis suburb is exhibit A for why the U.S. Federal Reserve remains at odds over the health of the U.S. labor market and how quickly interest rates should rise. Among those in the building on a recent fall day, 23-year-old Joshua Goodson described his recent work history as a “dead end…

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Replacement Samsung Note 7 phone emits smoke on U.S. plane: family

By Steve Bittenbender LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Reuters) – A replacement model of the fire-prone Samsung Note 7 smartphone began smoking inside a U.S. plane on Wednesday, the family that owns it said, prompting fresh investigations by the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Federal Aviation Administration. A problem with the replacement…

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JP Morgan to pay $307 million to settle SEC, CFTC charges over disclosures

By Sarah N. Lynch WASHINGTON (Reuters) – JP Morgan Chase will pay $307 million settle two U.S. government cases that charged the bank with failing to disclose certain conflicts of interest to some of its wealth management clients, U.S. regulators said Friday. The Securities and Exchange Commission said that two of the bank's …

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Exclusive: Bombardier’s Beaudoin seen stepping down as chairman – source

Pierre Beaudoin is expected to step down as executive chairman of Canada's Bombardier Inc in early 2016, according to a source familiar with discussions about the issue, but the company's chief executive dismissed the report. The source, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said the move was still being discussed and it was not clear who would replace Beaudoin, a member of the family that controls the …

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