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 Wednesday, May 30 The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday is expected to vote to loosen the financial-crisis era restrictions on bank trading of stocks and other investments as Republicans press forward with their deregulatory agenda. |
| Flower and gifting business FTD aims to reinvent itself at a time when its sales are falling and its competition is rising. "This is not a company that's teetering," said CEO John Walden. |
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| Miller Lite is showing some signs of life amid the slow decline of American light lagers. Anup Shah aims to keep it growing. |
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| Facebook said earlier this week that it would send out more than 28 million notifications to its users, explaining that they could be parties to the class-action lawsuit against the social network. Those notifications will no longer be dispatched. |
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| The Chicago Tribune is seeking nominations for our annual Top Workplaces special report. |
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| Walmart is offering its employees a new perk: affordable access to a college degree. |
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| A Seattle-area company has removed a school shooting video game off of its online platform following widespread backlash. |
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| Allergan is voluntarily recalling packs of its birth control pills in the U.S. because of a packaging error with placebos, increasing the possibility of unintended pregnancy. |
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