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Trump Backs Jerome Powell To Complete Fed Term If Re-Elected: Report
US presidential nominee Donald Trump would let Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell complete his four-year term to 2026 if he returns to the White House, he said in an interview published Tuesday.
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US First Lady Jill Biden To Publish Children's Book About White House Cat Willow
First Lady Jill Biden has written a children's story about the short-haired tabby's journey from a farm in Pennsylvania to the White House in 2022.
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Bloomsbury US CEO Adrienne Vaughan, 45, Killed In Boating Accident In Italy
Adrienne Vaughan, the CEO of the Bloomsbury USA publishing house, has died in a horror boating accident on Italy's Amalfi Coast.
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Russia's Wagner Chief Writes To White House Over New US Sanctions
The head of the Russian private military contractor Wagner published on Saturday a short letter to the White House asking what crime his company was accused of, after Washington announced new sanctions on the group.
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Penguin Random House Gets Indian-Origin Nihar Malaviya As Interim Chief
Nihar Malaviya, an Indian-origin publishing executive, has been named interim CEO of New York-based international publishing group Penguin Random House after its current chief executive officer Markus Dohle announced he is stepping down from the role
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US Publishing Mega-Merger, Worth $2.2 Billion, Blocked By Federal Judge
A federal judge on Monday blocked publishing giant Penguin Random House from acquiring its competitor Simon & Schuster, siding with the US Justice Department which had argued against the mega-merger.
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Yahoo Shuts Down News Sites in India Due to New FDI Rules That Limit Foreign Ownership of Media Houses
Yahoo has shut down its news websites in India due the new foreign direct investment (FDI) rules that limit foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India.
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Ex-White House Advisor Has Book Which "Trump Doesn't Want You To Read"
Former White House national security adviser John Bolton has written a book that provides an insider account of President Donald Trump's "inconsistent, scattershot decision-making process," his publisher said on Friday.
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US Senator Urges Criminal Probe of Amazon.com 'Predatory Data Practices'
The big four tech platforms -- Google, Apple, Amazon, and Facebook -- are under investigation by the House Judiciary Committee and Justice Department while the Federal Trade Commission is probing Facebook and Amazon. Meanwhile, groups of state attorneys general are looking at Facebook and Google.
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Russia Tells US Not To Release Trump-Putin Transcripts
Russia on Friday urged the United States not to publish Donald Trump's conversations with Vladimir Putin after a growing scandal led the White House to release a transcript from a call with Ukraine's leader.
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Amazon's Audible Sued by Top US Publishers for Copyright Infringement
Audible was sued by some of the top US publishers for copyright infringement on Friday, aiming to block a planned rollout of a feature called 'Audible Captions' that shows the text on screen as a book is narrated.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg To Congress: "It Was My Mistake, And I'm Sorry"
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed contrition for allowing third-party apps to grab the data of its users without their permission and for being "too slow to spot and respond to Russian interference" during the U.S. election, according to his prepared remarks published by the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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US In 'Economic War' With China, Says Donald Trump's Strategist
White House strategist Steve Bannon argued forcefully in an interview published Wednesday that the United States is in an "economic war" with China, and the confrontation with nuclear-armed North Korea is just "a sideshow."
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We Will Set Rules, Not You: US Media Tells Donald Trump In Open Letter
The American Press Corps, White House journalists, in an open letter to President-elect Donald Trump has said that it is the reporters and not him who will set the rules and decide what to serve the readers.
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Multi-Million Dollar Book Contracts Could Await The Obamas
As US President Barack Obama's term at the White House nears an end, multi-million dollar book contracts could await him and wife Michelle Obama, with major publishers predicting post-presidency memoirs penned by the couple will be the "most valuable" ever.
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Trump Backs Jerome Powell To Complete Fed Term If Re-Elected: Report
US presidential nominee Donald Trump would let Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell complete his four-year term to 2026 if he returns to the White House, he said in an interview published Tuesday.
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US First Lady Jill Biden To Publish Children's Book About White House Cat Willow
First Lady Jill Biden has written a children's story about the short-haired tabby's journey from a farm in Pennsylvania to the White House in 2022.
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Bloomsbury US CEO Adrienne Vaughan, 45, Killed In Boating Accident In Italy
Adrienne Vaughan, the CEO of the Bloomsbury USA publishing house, has died in a horror boating accident on Italy's Amalfi Coast.
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Russia's Wagner Chief Writes To White House Over New US Sanctions
The head of the Russian private military contractor Wagner published on Saturday a short letter to the White House asking what crime his company was accused of, after Washington announced new sanctions on the group.
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Penguin Random House Gets Indian-Origin Nihar Malaviya As Interim Chief
Nihar Malaviya, an Indian-origin publishing executive, has been named interim CEO of New York-based international publishing group Penguin Random House after its current chief executive officer Markus Dohle announced he is stepping down from the role
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US Publishing Mega-Merger, Worth $2.2 Billion, Blocked By Federal Judge
A federal judge on Monday blocked publishing giant Penguin Random House from acquiring its competitor Simon & Schuster, siding with the US Justice Department which had argued against the mega-merger.
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Yahoo Shuts Down News Sites in India Due to New FDI Rules That Limit Foreign Ownership of Media Houses
Yahoo has shut down its news websites in India due the new foreign direct investment (FDI) rules that limit foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India.
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Ex-White House Advisor Has Book Which "Trump Doesn't Want You To Read"
Former White House national security adviser John Bolton has written a book that provides an insider account of President Donald Trump's "inconsistent, scattershot decision-making process," his publisher said on Friday.
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US Senator Urges Criminal Probe of Amazon.com 'Predatory Data Practices'
The big four tech platforms -- Google, Apple, Amazon, and Facebook -- are under investigation by the House Judiciary Committee and Justice Department while the Federal Trade Commission is probing Facebook and Amazon. Meanwhile, groups of state attorneys general are looking at Facebook and Google.
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Russia Tells US Not To Release Trump-Putin Transcripts
Russia on Friday urged the United States not to publish Donald Trump's conversations with Vladimir Putin after a growing scandal led the White House to release a transcript from a call with Ukraine's leader.
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Amazon's Audible Sued by Top US Publishers for Copyright Infringement
Audible was sued by some of the top US publishers for copyright infringement on Friday, aiming to block a planned rollout of a feature called 'Audible Captions' that shows the text on screen as a book is narrated.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg To Congress: "It Was My Mistake, And I'm Sorry"
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed contrition for allowing third-party apps to grab the data of its users without their permission and for being "too slow to spot and respond to Russian interference" during the U.S. election, according to his prepared remarks published by the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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US In 'Economic War' With China, Says Donald Trump's Strategist
White House strategist Steve Bannon argued forcefully in an interview published Wednesday that the United States is in an "economic war" with China, and the confrontation with nuclear-armed North Korea is just "a sideshow."
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We Will Set Rules, Not You: US Media Tells Donald Trump In Open Letter
The American Press Corps, White House journalists, in an open letter to President-elect Donald Trump has said that it is the reporters and not him who will set the rules and decide what to serve the readers.
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Multi-Million Dollar Book Contracts Could Await The Obamas
As US President Barack Obama's term at the White House nears an end, multi-million dollar book contracts could await him and wife Michelle Obama, with major publishers predicting post-presidency memoirs penned by the couple will be the "most valuable" ever.
