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	business Daily update ⋅ April 12, 2018
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	Pompeo failed to disclose ownership of business connected to China The Hill CIA Director Mike Pompeo did not disclose last year that he owned a business linked to a Chinese government-owned company, Flag as irrelevant
	CIA Director Mike Pompeo failed to disclose business link to China Business Insider CIA Director Mike Pompeo failed to disclose links to a company owned by the Chinese government during his 2017 confirmation. The CIA defended Pompeo's omission saying, "He would have no reason to know details on the layers of companies" that worked with a business he ran in Kansas. Flag as irrelevant
	NECCO Wafers at risk of going out of business; candy stores react ABC7 Chicago NECCO Wafers predate the Civil War. But now, the company that makes them, The New England Confectionery Company, may go out of business according to published reports, meaning its famed wafers could disappear from candy shelves for good. "To this day I still love them... I think of growing up," ... Flag as irrelevant
	The best jokes on Twitter about Zuck's congressional testimony Business Insider The internet has done what it does, spitting out memes making fun of Zuck and lawmakers alike. For the most part, they consist of likening Zuck to a robot.Congress' lack of tech savvy was also fair game. The internet is having way too much fun with Mark Zuckerberg's Congressional testimony, now in its ... Flag as irrelevant
	T-Mobile now lets you chat with customer support in iMessage The Verge T-Mobile has announced that through an update today, it is now supporting Apple's Business Chat. Included in iOS 11.3, Business Chat is a way for customers to chat with company reps over iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Flag as irrelevant
	LinkedIn's Career Expert reveals 3 ways to make your profile stand out Business Insider It's not too late to land the job of your dreams in 2018. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook has gotten so big that no one can understand it, and it could be a Business Insider It's easy to say the members of Congress who grilled Zuckerberg were old and out of touch with technology: They asked basic questions about Facebook's business that let him coast through each session. Incidentally, his net worth soared by $3 billion over the course of the hearings as the company's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Planes are avoiding Syria in case they get caught in a US airstrike on Business Insider Donald Trump is considering an attack on Syria after reports of chemical weapons being used on civilians. Flag as irrelevant
	Why Costco charges only $4.99 for a rotisserie chicken Business Insider Costco would rather take a hit to its profits than raise the price of its $4.99 rotisserie chicken — but it isn't a terrible business decision. The rotisserie-chicken boom started in the 1990s and hasn't slowed. Last year, consumers bought 625 million rotisserie chickens in US supermarkets, according to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump is weighing a massive strike on Syria Business Insider President Donald Trump has promised a strong response to chemical weapons attacks in Syria. Flag as irrelevant
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