FCC chief seeks to scrap net neutrality rules
FCC chairman Ajit Pai moves to repeal Obama era net neutrality rules and let ISPs manage traffic with transparency. He says new policy would end micromanagement and rely on market forces, despite opposition from Democrats and consumer groups.
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Fairness gaps hit upper middle class under tax plan
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would cut taxes for families earning 150000 to 308000 on average but by 2027 more than a third could see tax increases. The top fifth have fared well while upper middle class faces higher costs and heavier relative burden.
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Uber’s 57 Million Hit in Data Breach Disclosure
Uber reveals a year-old hacking attack affected more than 57 million customers and drivers. Hackers stole names emails and phone numbers and 600 000 driver license numbers in the United States. Uber paid 100 000 to destroy the stolen data to limit damage.
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Stocks Reach All Time Highs On Tech Health Rally
New York markets posted record highs as technology and health care led gains. Apple and Facebook climbed further while Medtronic reported strong results and Jacobs Engineering boosted industrials, lifting indexes on Tuesday.
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Anti smoking ads to start after delay
After a long legal battle Big Tobacco will run corrective advertisements on network TV and newspapers starting this weekend. The campaign cites smoking’s death toll and aims to inform the public about health risks while facing criticism it may not reach young people effectively. Authorities note the ads stem from a 1999 DOJ suit and a 2006 ruling that tobacco firms deceived the public.
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