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	business Daily update ⋅ February 3, 2018
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	Has Britain's business culture really got any less sexist? The Economist But as shown by another recent sting—this one by the Financial Times at the all-male Presidents Club Charity Dinner—London's business culture still has a seedy side. One of the lots being auctioned at the Presidents bash was a night with 50 exotic dancers at the Windmill. How much has corporate ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jon Huntsman Sr., philanthropist and global business mogul, dies at 80 KSL.com Huntsman Sr. left his mark on the business world with the global company Huntsman Corporation, now headed by his son Peter. Huntsman Sr. also founded Huntsman Container Corporation that was made famous with the invention of Stryofoam egg carton and the McDonald's clamshell containers. Flag as irrelevant
	Jon Huntsman Sr., philanthropist and global business mogul, dies at 80 KSL.com SALT LAKE CITY — Jon M. Huntsman Sr. was known throughout his life for his business savvy, his philanthropic generosity, and his compassion for others. The Utah billionaire businessman died Friday in Salt Lake City at age 80, according to his assistant Pam Bailey. His desire to succeed in business ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kevin McCarthy's stint as a small-business entrepreneur Washington Post The House majority leader often tells the story of when he ran a deli as a young man. Here's what really happened. Flag as irrelevant
	House memo states disputed dossier was key to FISA warrant Fox Business Video Wall Street Journal columnist Bill McGurn discusses how the House memo release could impact the intelligence community. Flag as irrelevant
	Cornyn visits with Corpus Christi business owners on tax reform impact Corpus Christi Caller-Times U.S. Sen. John Cornyn visited with four Corpus Christi business owners to discuss the impact the new tax reform law has had on the Coastal Bend. Flag as irrelevant
	Wall Street suffers worst week in two years Akron Beacon Journal WALL STREET Worst week in two years U.S. stocks slumped Friday, pulling down the Dow Jones industrial average by more than 650 points and handing the market its worst week in two years. Technology, banks and energy stocks accounted for much of the broad slide. Several major companies ... Flag as irrelevant
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