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 Wednesday, Jan 31 Boeing shares jumped as earnings rose on surging deliveries of the 737, the planemaker's largest source of profit, and an unexpectedly large one-time gain from U.S. tax cuts. |
| John Marshall Law School plans to start accepting the GRE this fall, joining a growing number of schools expanding from taking only LSAT scores from applicants. |
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| U.S. authorities are investigating Apple's slowing of older iPhones, according to published reports. |
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| ROBERT REED: We really don't know —and maybe won't for years — the long-term impact of Trump's urge to purge business rules and regulations. |
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| Dogs, cats and even pigs and miniature horses have made it into airline passenger cabins as emotional support animals in recent years. But United has drawn a line in the sand when it comes to peacocks. |
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| Let's raise a toast to the latest round of Super Bowl commercials, often as widely anticipated as the big game itself. |
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| The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has resigned because of financial conflicts of interest involving tobacco firms. |
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| French authorities have deployed boats and helicopters off the coast of southwest France to search for Pierre Agnes, the CEO of sportswear maker Boardriders — the parent of the Quiksilver, Roxy and DC Shoes brands. |
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