Cardinal Health to pay $26.8 million to settle monopoly charges
Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cardinal Health has agreed to pay $26.8 million to settle charges it illegally monopolized markets in 25 cities for the sale of low-energy radiopharmaceuticals to hospitals and clinics, the Federal Trade Commission said on Monday. |
Los Angeles Times |
Blue Bottle Coffee is merging with Tartine Bakery & Café
Los Angeles Times Angelenos in search of stellar morning buns with cinnamon sugar and candied orange will soon be able to buy Tartine Bakery's lauded pastries in Los Angeles. lRelated Blue Bottle opens new cafe on Abbot Kinney in Venice · Daily Dish · Blue Bottle opens ... Beloved San Franciso Bakery Tartine Is Coming To NYC Next Year SF's Tartine Bakery Merges With Blue Bottle Coffee, Plans Major Expansion |
Jeff Gundlach issues ominous warning for junk-bond market
MarketWatch High-yield corporate bonds may present the next financial crisis for markets, says the man known as one of the barons of the bond world. “The worry is that interest rates could start rising a few years from now and when rates start to rise, the quest for yield will ... |
USA TODAY |
AARP's Livability Index useful tool for seniors
Tallahassee.com More Americans are living longer but as people age where to live has become a more frequent question. On Monday, the AARP Public Policy Institute released a user-friendly tool — the Livability Index at http://ift.tt/1E1I1OG — that takes the guess ... Date Nights in Abilene Among Best in Nation According to AARP Madison neighborhood named as one of 10 most livable neighborhoods in the ... New Online Tool Helps You Find Your “Forever” Neighborhood |
US stocks gain, rebounding from Friday's slump
KTAR.com NEW YORK (AP) -- U.S. stocks rose on Monday, rebounding from a big slump on Friday. Good first-quarter earnings reports gave the market a boost. Hasbro was among the biggest gainers after the toy maker reported results that were better than analysts had ... |
Bloomberg |
Tech Shares Lead U.S. Stocks Rebound; Euro Slips on Greece Debt
Bloomberg U.S. stocks rebounded from the worst slide in three weeks, while commodity producers led European equities higher on speculation Chinese policy makers will take more steps to support growth. The euro weakened and oil slipped. The Standard & Poor's 500 ... US, European shares up after China stimulus but Greece weighs European stocks buoyed by China stimulus move, but Greek worries persist China stocks plunge as regulatory efforts take hold |
L'Oreal Reports Higher First Quarter Sales
New York Times PARIS — French cosmetics giant L'Oreal says it pulled in 6.44 billion euros ($6.9 billion) in sales in the first quarter, 14 percent higher than a year earlier thanks to double-digit growth across its range of high-end and mass-market beauty products. The maker ... |
