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Insider Q&A: The inherent limits of temporary tax cuts
Insider Q&A: The inherent limits of temporary tax cuts for individuals
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Wood from Chevrolet plant going into Detroit-made guitars
General Motors is teaming up with a Detroit guitar company that makes its instruments with reclaimed wood from city buildings
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Russia adds Google IPs to registry of banned sites
Russia's communications watchdog agency says it is adding some Google IP addresses to the state register of banned sites, as a dispute over a banned messaging app intensifies
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China's ZTE says it's seeking a solution to US tech ban
ZTE Corp., one of China's biggest tech companies, says it is taking steps to comply with a ban on U.S. technology and is actively seeking a solution to an issue it says threatens its survival
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China auto show highlights industry's electric ambitions
Global automakers are showcasing their efforts to create electric cars for China's fast-growing but crowded market at their industry's biggest show of the year
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UK calls on social media firms to better protect children
Britain's health secretary has threatened to introduce new laws targeting online social media companies if they don't do more to protect children
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This Week: New home sales, Facebook earns, GDP
This Week: New home sales, Facebook earns, GDP
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Mnuchin expresses optimism trade standoffs can be resolved
US Treasury secretary expresses optimism over trade tensions
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Understanding climate change in Illinois
This past week, I was honored to be invited to the Western Illinois University Agriculture Banquet, where faculty and students celebrated another year of education, research and community outreach.
