● Airlines ask US not to put migrant children on flights A spokesman for the Homeland Security Department criticized the airlines in strong terms, accusing them of no longer wanting to help the agency
International Business Times Comment this news ● Instagram unveils new video service in challenge to YouTube The expansion, called IGTV, will increase Instagram's video time limit from one minute to 10 minutes for most users.
International Business Times Comment this news ● Donald Trump flip-flops over caging migrant children President Trump had claimed he could not reverse the policy of separating illegal immigrants from their children.
International Business Times Comment this news ● Is it time to shut down business schools? Two professors debate New book argues that the world would be a better place without the business schools.
International Business Times Comment this news ● The Theranos fairy tale: How Elizabeth Holmes fooled investors Theranos founder fooled investors with the promise to revolutionise healthcare – it offers three big lessons for companies.
International Business Times Comment this news ● Mickey Mouse numbers: Disney ups Twenty-First Century Fox bid to $70bn Battle reflects imperative among entertainment and telecoms firms to amass content to compete with tech companies such as Amazon and Netflix for...
International Business Times Comment this news ● Iran rebuffs Trump's call for OPEC to increase oil output The OPEC oil ministers began arriving in Vienna on Tuesday ahead of their official meeting Friday, which will also include discussions with Russia.
International Business Times Comment this news ● Google, Facebook, others speak out against child separation The Trump administration has decided to separate children from parents who are accused of crossing the border illegally.
International Business Times Comment this news ● Verizon to end location data sales to brokers Verizon is first major U.S. wireless carrier to step back from a business practice that has drawn criticism for endangering privacy.
International Business Times Comment this news ● Kim Jong Un visiting China, expected to discuss his nukes Kim is expected to discuss with Chinese leaders his next steps after his nuclear summit with President Donald Trump last week.
International Business Times Comment this news ● In tit-for-tat, Trump threatens more tariffs against China Trump wants a list of $200 billion worth of Chinese goods for additional tariffs, a move China criticized and threatened equal countermeasures to.
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