Germany orders VW software recall across 2.0L diesel fleet
German Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt demands replacement software and hardware fixes for 2.0 liter diesel VW cars this month with first fittings next year. He notes recall could extend into 2016 for 1.6 liter engines requiring physical changes. VW CEO Matthias Mueller says recalls could stretch through 2016 as EU tests continue.
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YouTube Stars Earners Reach Multi Million Figures
Forbes ranks Lindsey Stirling at fourth with 6 million dollars while Rhett and Link and KSI tie for fifth at 4.5 million. Michelle Phan sits seventh at 3 million and a three way tie for eighth at 2.5 million includes Lilly Singh Roman Atwood and Rosanna Pansino. The Nov. 2 issue details earnings before fees based on Nielsen IMDb and interviews.
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Link
Rhett McLaughlin
Charles Lincoln Neal III
Olajide Olatunji
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Lilly Singh
Roman Atwood
Rosanna Pansino
Forbes
Nielsen
Imdb
Yahoo to drop email passwords with Account Key push app
Yahoo rolled out Yahoo Account Key a smartphone push based login option to replace passwords for Yahoo Mail. The feature works with non Yahoo addresses as backup and requires a smartphone for authorization. users without smartphones or who opt out will still need passwords. The company also refreshed Yahoo Mail with third party mail integrations and new gesture and search features.
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Jeffrey Bonforte
United States
UPS profits rise as fuel costs fall in 2015 first half
UPS reports net income of 2.26 billion for the first six months of 2015, up 65 percent from a year earlier as cheaper diesel reduces costs. The period shows flat revenue, 669 million saved on fuel, and shares trading near 104 dollars after gains.
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UPS
Financial stocks lead Wall Street gains on Thursday
Financial shares powered a broad market advance with Citigroup and KeyCorp rallying after strong third quarter results. The S&P 500 rose 1.5 percent to 2023.86, while the Dow gained 217 points and the Nasdaq climbed 1.8 percent. Analysts note earnings may contract as energy prices and demand weigh on profits. Netflix led losses after missing U.S. viewership targets. First Data priced an IPO at 16.00 amid a muted close. Gold and copper advanced as European indexes rose and Treasuries edged lower.
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KeyCorp
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Voga Investment Financial
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S&p Capital IQ
Fed
Sean Lynch
Global Equity
Wells Fargo Investment Institute
Lynch
Netflix
U.S
First Data
Atlanta
Dealogic
Germany
DAX
GlutEN Recall Sparks Mixed Reactions From Experts
Grain science professor Jon Faubion of Kansas State University comments on General Mills recall efforts. He notes unexpected elements but credits the company for substantial commitment and resource investment amid a large challenge.
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Jon Faubion
Kansas State University
General Mills
General Mills Cheerios gluten free recall amid contamination probe
Regulators and General Mills investigate a gluten free Cheerios recall after 125 adverse health reports from consumers with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. One tested sample exceeded the gluten free threshold while oats and stray grains are scrutinized in the supply chain at multiple plants including Lodi.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Stockton
Lodi
Tom Forsythe
Global Communications
Forsythe
Alexia Howard
Sanford C. Bernstein
David Palmer
RBC Capital Markets
Palmer
Cheerios
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