Donald Trump A judge refuses to block subpoenas seeking records from banks that did business with Trumppost-gazette.com - By Larry Neumeister NEW YORK — A New York judge refused Wednesday to block congressional subpoenas seeking financial records from two banks that did business with …
Steven Mnuchin Mnuchin says the Tubman $20 bill redesign is delayed past 2020post-gazette.com - By Martin Crutsinger WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday the redesign of the $20 bill to feature 19th century abolitionist leader Harriet Tubman …
Xi Jinping China’s Xi calls for a ‘new Long March’ as U.S. tensions worsenpost-gazette.com - Bloomberg News China’s President Xi Jinping called on citizens to join a “new Long March,” a phrase he’s used before to characterize achieving progress despite …
Steven Mnuchin N.Y. pols OK a bill letting Congress access Trump’s state tax returns as Mnuchin stands firmpost-gazette.com - By Jeff Stein New York state’s legislature on Wednesday approved a bill to allow the state to give Congress President Trump’s state tax returns, which could allow …
Steven Mnuchin N.Y. pols OK a bill letting Congress access Trump’s state tax returns as Mnuchin stands firmpost-gazette.com - By Jeff Stein New York state’s legislature on Wednesday approved a bill to allow the state to give Congress President Trump’s state tax returns, which could allow …
Qualcomm Qualcomm violated antitrust law, a federal judge rulespost-gazette.com - By Hamza Shaban, Taylor Telford and Reed Albergotti Qualcomm violated antitrust law by brandishing its market dominance to squeeze excessive licensing fees out of phone manufacturers, a federal judge …
Pittsburgh, PA City commission says no to proposed 31-foot tall cell network antennas on North Shorepost-gazette.com - Ashley Murray The city’s art commission said no to a private company’s proposal for cellular network antennas on the North Side that would raise several telephone …
5G Amid a U.S. ban, U.K. and Japanese operators suspend Huawei 5G phone launchespost-gazette.com - By Kelvin Chan and Yuri Kageyama LONDON — British and Japanese mobile phone companies said Wednesday they’re putting on hold plans to sell new devices from Huawei, in the latest …
Pittsburgh, PA Equity proposals sail through committee, council tentatively OKs manager for former Art Institute sitepost-gazette.com - By Ashley Murray Darlene Harris plans to tackle exotic animal regulations before her term ends Pittsburgh City Council gave a tentative nod of approval at Wednesday’s …
Pennsylvania Funding shortage for state agency could affect thousands of Pennsylvanians with disabilitiespost-gazette.com - By Bill Schackner Some 1,200 Pennsylvanians with disabilities may have to be put on a waiting list every month instead of getting help immediately to hold down a job …
Pittsburgh, PA Judge delays decision in case filed by bankrupt retired Heinz chief O'Reillypost-gazette.com - By Patricia Sabatini A U.S. bankruptcy judge in Pittsburgh is delaying a decision on a second attempt by retired H.J. Heinz chairman and CEO Sir Anthony O’Reilly to have …
Veterans New Pittsburgh coalition aims to boost jobs for military veteranspost-gazette.com - By Joyce Gannon A new collaboration among major employers in the region including Highmark, PNC Financial Services and the city of Pittsburgh will use hard data to …
Pittsburgh, PA GNC looks to stabilize domestic businesspost-gazette.com - By Steve Twedt After a year of major announcements and big deals, GNC Chairman and CEO Ken Martindale suggested Tuesday the company will be more inwardly focused, …
Pittsburgh, PA Dress Barn to close 650 storespost-gazette.com - Associated Press Dress Barn, the women's clothing chain that's been around for nearly 60 years, is closing all 650 of its stores. The company's chief financial …
Pitt Lawsuit seeks millions in damages over delays in completing Kaufmann's/Macy's redevelopmentpost-gazette.com - By Mark Belko More than three years after striking a deal to build a hotel inside the former Kaufmann’s/Macy’s department store, the group behind it still hasn’t …
Pittsburgh, PA McDonald’s workers say ‘Time’s Up’ in a new round of sexual harassment complaintspost-gazette.com - By Hamza Shaban More than two dozen current and former McDonald’s workers filed sexual harassment complaints Tuesday to confront what they say is widespread …
Pittsburgh, PA A draft IRS memo says Trump’s tax returns must be given to Congresspost-gazette.com - By Jeff Stein and Josh Dawsey WASHINGTON - A confidential Internal Revenue Service legal memo says tax returns must be given to Congress unless the president takes the rare step …
Huawei The U.S. loosens its restrictions on Huawei’s products temporarilypost-gazette.com - By Ahiza Garcia SAN FRANCISCO — To help American companies cope with the shock of banning Huawei equipment, the Trump administration temporarily eased up — just a …
Pittsburgh, PA WQED viewers who watch free, over-the-air content must re-scan after station moves to new frequencypost-gazette.com - Maria Sciullo Those who watch WQED over-the-air can expect some changes this summer. The public television station will begin moving its frequencies June 27 at 8 …
Pittsburgh, PA Mallorca Restaurant on the South Side hit with consumer alertpost-gazette.com - By Patricia Sabatini Mallorca Restaurant on Carson Street on the South Side drew a consumer alert from the Allegheny Health Department after an inspection found more than …
Bees The bee business is boomingpost-gazette.com - By Adam Allington and Tiffany Stecker The effects of Colony Collapse Disorder still are reverberating in hives throughout the U.S., but the business of bees actually is booming. The U.S. …
Pittsburgh, PA People pay top prices for toasters in Japan. This one costs $270.post-gazette.com - By Reed Stevenson Perfectly made toast isn’t just an obsession in Japan. It’s a business opportunity. Over the past few years, there’s been a quiet boom in the pursuit …
Amazon Amazon faces investor pressure over facial recognitionpost-gazette.com - Natasha Singer Facial recognition software is coming under increasing scrutiny from civil liberties groups and lawmakers. Now Amazon, one of the most visible …
Pittsburgh, PA PPG says it will not split paint business operationspost-gazette.com - By Joyce Gannon PPG said it will not split its two paint segments -- a move called for by an activist investment firm that has pushed for changes to drive up value …
Pittsburgh, PA Most people keep important data online. Pa. doesn't have a law yet on how to handle those accounts when someone diespost-gazette.com - By Tim Grant When a client died 10 years ago without sharing his password to an online investment account, Pittsburgh lawyer Doug DeNardo realized digital assets …
Kamala Harris Harris announces her plan to close the gender pay gappost-gazette.com - By Astead W. Herndon Sen. Kamala Harris of California on Monday announced a proposal to close the gender wage gap by requiring larger companies to certify that men and …
Palestinian Authority Palestinian business leaders reject Trump’s economic overturepost-gazette.com - By David M. Halbfinger JERUSALEM — Palestinian businessmen have a message for the White House: Keep your money. Promising tens of billions of dollars in foreign investment …
Michael Cohen Cohen claimed Trump’s lawyer shaped his false statement to Congresspost-gazette.com - By Mary Clare Jalonick and Michael Balsamo WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s former fixer, Michael Cohen, told Congress it was Trump’s personal attorney, Jay Sekulow, who suggested he tell …
Pittsburgh, PA 10 Things to Know for Todaypost-gazette.com - By The Associated Press Among 10 Things to Know: Dual hearings on Capitol Hill focus on Trump's Iran policy; McGahn to skip hearing as Democrats debate next steps; 'Medicare …
Pittsburgh, PA Risks, rewards accompany speedier cleanup of closed nukespost-gazette.com - By BOB SALSBERG Federal regulators are reviewing plans to sell retiring nuclear reactors to a nuclear waste management company for accelerated …
