GateHouse Media ownerand USA TODAY owner Gannett have agreed to merge in a deal aimed at cutting costs and enabling digital growth.
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Despite a record quarter for deliveries, Tesla is still losing money at a faster-than-expected rate
Under pressure to minimize losses and lift sales, CEO Elon Musk has said that demand is strong despite concerns about Tesla’s sustainability.
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J.D. Power released its 24th annual Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) study, showing the top 20 vehicles of the 2019 model year.
What does Equifax’s $700M settlement over its data breach mean for you?
Equifax reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission and other agencies over allegations stemming from its data security breach.
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Gannett reportedly in talks to combine with GateHouse Media
USA TODAY owner Gannett is reportedly in advance talks to merge with newspaper chain GateHouse Media.
Gas prices may rise as Tropical Storm Barry barrels toward U.S. Gulf Coast refineries
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Right to reject JPMorgan Chase binding arbitration expires soon for credit cardholders
The opportunity for JPMorgan Chase credit cardholders to opt out of binding arbitration expires in a month.
Charming Charlie going out of business, will close all 261 stores in Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Jewelry and accessories retailer Charming Charlie filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Thursday with plans to close all of its 261 stores in 38 states.
Stearns Lending files Chapter 11 bankruptcy after mortgage interest rate increases
Mortgage lender Stearns Holdings filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Tuesday, blaming its woes in part on increased interest rates.