Co-founder of privately-held pet start-up discusses resha…
Jim Cramer spoke with Angela Marcus, the co-founder of Get Your Pet, about how her home-to-home pet adoption start-up is reshaping the industry.
May, Macron, Gentiloni push for quick removal of extremist online content
Leaders of France, Italy and the United Kingdom urged social media companies on Wednesday to more swiftly remove "terrorist content" from the internet, with the aim of stopping it from being uploaded in the first place. "The tech companies have made significant progress on this issue, but we need to go further and faster to reduce the time it takes to remove terrorist content online," British Prime Minister Theresa May said in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly of world leaders in New York. French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni later pushed in a separate event hosted by May for such content to be removed swiftly.
Alice Rivlin Says U.S. Entitlement Growth Needs to Slow
Sep.20 -- Alice Rivlin, senior fellow of economics at the Brookings Institution, discusses the debate over U.S. health-care policy with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene.
Trump’s fiery UN speech sparks outrage from North Korea, Iran
Fox News political contributor Tammy Bruce, Heritage National Security Affairs fellow Peter Brookes and retired naval aviator Capt. Chuck Nash discuss the Iranian response to President Trump's blistering speech at the U.N.
Atlas Van Lines names new president
Apple concedes new watch has connectivity glitch
Several prominent reviewers said Wednesday they could not recommend the device because of cellular data connectivity glitches. Unlike previous versions of the watch, it has cellular network connectivity built in. Apple said the watch can experience LTE connectivity problems when it connects to open wi-fi networks that require a login screen, such as at a hotel or a coffee shop.
Instant View: Fed keeps rates steady, approves portfolio cuts in October
The Fed, as expected, also said it would begin in October to reduce its approximately $4.2 trillion in holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities by initially cutting up to $10 billion each month from the amount of maturing securities it reinvests. It kept the December rate hike on the table. “The US Federal Reserve has firmly signaled that a December rate rise is still on the table.