Financial news on March 30, 2014
Business and Financial news
Some companies housed in specific low-income areas of San Francisco receive breaks on taxes if they perform tasks that help improve their neighborhoods. Read more..
General Motors announces that, due to transmission defect, it is recalling about 490,000 trucks and 172,000 small cars in seventh major recall this year; total recalls for 2014 now total about 4.8 million vehicles. Read more..
The social network has made some recent moves that suggest it is determined to follow its own path, regardless of what outsiders think. Read more..
Judge Koh, who gained fame during the high-profile patent suit between Apple and Samsung Electronics, has become the de facto judge for landmark Silicon Valley cases. Read more..
Michael Lewis, whose new book, “Flash Boys,” goes on sale on Monday, is revisiting the ills of capitalism. Read more..
The return of Robert Cirillo. Read more..
A House subcommittee will open hearings on Tuesday looking into why federal investigators never realized there was a problem with certain G.M. ignition systems. Read more..
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