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U.S. manufacturing output was unchanged in March after two straight monthly declines, leading to the largest quarterly decrease in production since 2017. The Federal Reserve said on Tuesday manufacturing production last month was restrained by weak motor vehicle output. Data for February was revised up to show output at factories falling 0.3 percent instead of
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Even though it wasn’t the rocket’s debut, “there’s been a lot of anticipation” for the massive Falcon Heavy rocket’s first commercial launch, said Ann Kim, a managing director at Silicon Valley Bank. SpaceX flew Falcon Heavy flawlessly on Thursday, putting into orbit a large Saudi Arabian communications satellite. But to Kim, while the launch’s execution
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Disney wouldn’t have spent $73 billion on 21st Century Fox assets including National Geographic, “The Simpsons” and its movie studio if it didn’t have plans to launch its own streaming service, according to the company’s top executive. Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger told CNBC on Thursday that his conversations with Fox’s Rupert Murdoch were
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Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger explained to CNBC’s David Faber that he believes customers will flock to the company’s new streaming service, Disney+, thanks to a unique combination of factors. “I’m pretty optimistic about the ability for this thing to work. Particularly when you make it accessible because of the content we’re putting on,
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The Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday grilled executives of five of the health care industry’s top pharmacy benefit management companies for their alleged role in raising drug costs in the U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore, the ranking Democrat on the committee, said Tuesday that so-called PBMs are middlemen that strike mysterious deals with drugmakers. “In
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