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Nutraceuticals firm’s move will augment retail presence

All but two of the Dow 30 were down, as Apple posts the biggest decline.

Donald Trump’s two appointees to the Supreme Court are showing some differences, with Neil Gorsuch being the more rigidly conservative while Brett Kavanaugh sometimes sides with the Court’s liberals, as he did in an antitrust case involving Apple.

Posts a marginal increase in revenue

The USPGA Championship invites 20 PGA Professionals into the field each year

Has the measure of Nadal-conqueror Tsitsipas with ease

Apple v. Pepper had an interesting outcome with Justice Kavanaugh writing a decision joined by the lefty justices, but not the conservative ones, to allow customers to sue Apple on antitrust grounds over its app store.

The Latest on the disciplinary trial for a New York police officer in the death of Eric Garner (all times local): 12:50 p.m. Eric Garner's sister left a New York City courtroom wailing as a video was played showing the 2014 arrest that led to his death.

Elizabeth Warren is pledging that if she's elected president, her secretary of education "will be a former public school teacher who is committed to public education."

Glamor vlogger Tati Westbrook is speaking out in the aftermath of her explosive video that called out YouTube beauty guru James Charles. “There’s so much going on with James Charles right now that I do not support, that I do not agree with,” Tati shared in a vlog. “Fame, power and a fat bank account [...]

Leeds' conquerors Bradford will again feature on the BBC's Challenge Cup coverage, as the Halifax tie is chosen for TV.

1. Study Finds New Wrinkles on Earth's Moon  Jet Propulsion Laboratory
2. The moon is shrinking and shaking, Nasa says  The Independent
3. NASA’s initiative to put a woman on the Moon is named Artemis, after Apollo’s twin sister  The Verge
4. Our Moon Isn't 'Dead', It's Slowly Shrinking And Shaking From Active Geological Faults  ScienceAlert
5. How the first Moon landing was saved  BBC News
6. View full coverage on Google News

JERSEY CITY, N.J. — You may remember these excited cheers! The students and faculty at A. Harry Moore School were the 2017 winners of PIX11’s Fuel My School Campaign. The winning prize was a $10,000 check for them to use on school supplies and equipment. Music teacher Marie Caniglia-Robiolio first wrote to PIX11 to share the heartwarming story of the 110 students with varying ranges of disabilities, who don’t let anyone stand in their way. “I’m getting emotional, but you […]

Renee Zellweger presents Jane Levy and Blake Jenner with hard choices in the Netflix thriller anthology series "What/If."

Demand hit by political uncertainty and liquidity crunch

West Ham ace Samir Nasri reportedly looks set to seal a transfer away from the club this summer as he looks unlikely to agree on the club’s contract offer to him. The former Arsenal and Manchester City winger has not made the biggest impact since joining the east Londoners this season, and Claret and Hugh […]

The crash happened about 10:45 a.m. at Touhy and Ridge avenues, according to Chicago police. It may have been a hit-and-run.

The New York Mets and Tampa Bay Rays completed their trade for right-handed pitcher Wilmer Font on Monday. Font, 29 this month, was originally acquired by the Mets [...]

Industry's demise would hit nation’s finances, the revenue stream cigarette sales provide to Aboriginal people, and lead to a potential boom in illicit tobacco trade

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The Indian economy will grow at 7 per cent range in the current fiscal powered by the effects of the strong structural reforms such as bankruptcy laws, Goods and Services Tax (GST), crackdown on shell companies and the fiscal prudence undertaken in the last five years, Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) Krishnamurthy V. Subramanian said on Monday.