Wall Street ends worst quarter since 2008 crisis
Stocks closed the quarter amid a coronavirus driven selloff. The S&P 500 fell 1.6 percent to 2,584.59, down 20 percent for the first quarter. Dow dropped 410.32 to 21,917.16, and Nasdaq declined 74.05 to 7,700.10 as global markets slid.
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Trump rolls back mileage standards and policy shifts
The Trump administration relaxes future mileage increases, gutting Obama era rules aimed at curbing fossil fuel emissions. The final rule boosts annual efficiency by 1.5 percent versus 5 percent, arguing lower costs for buyers while critics warn higher pollution and health costs. EPA head Wheeler and NHSTA chief Owens defend the balance and consumer savings. Obama condemns the move, while states and automakers seek remedies amid anticipated legal challenges.
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Marriott reports second major data breach affecting 5.2 million guests
Marriott says names addresses phone numbers birthdays loyalty data and room preferences may have been accessed in a breach tied to two franchise employees. Investigators are involved and credit card or passport numbers are not believed to be affected. The incident follows a 2018 breach affecting up to 383 million guests.
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Marriott data breach affects 8.6 million guests
Marriott says 8.6 million guests face a data breach tied to Starwood brands before Marriott acquired them in 2016. FBI-led probe suspects Chinese Ministry of State Security. Marriott offers one year of free personal information monitoring and pledges stronger protections.
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