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A cyclist passes in front of Liebman's store on Main Street in New Rochelle, N.Y. The leaders of small and mid-size companies are increasingly optimistic about the state of the U.S. economy and their own abilities to increase sales, according to a new survey by JPMorgan Chase.
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Economic recovery reaches Main Street payrolls

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For American hospitals, financial strength separates tax-reform winners from losers
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For American hospitals, financial strength separates tax-reform winners from losers

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United airplanes sit outside the company's hangar at Newark Liberty International Airport. Investing giant Berkshire Hathaway owns stakes in that airline and its three biggest U.S. competitors with a combined value of $10.2 billion. (Timothy Fadek/Bloomberg)
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Warren Buffett’s own private airline? Billionaire investor won’t ‘rule it out’

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A logo is displayed next to a gas turbine at the GE energy plant in Greenville, S.C. GE's power-generation business has struggled in the past year as markets wilted following the company's $10 billion investment in Alstom's grid operation. Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg
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GE’s board shakeup boosts accountability amid weakening investor faith

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Warren Buffett talks with reporters before Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting in Omaha, Neb., in May 2017. The company has a war chest of about $116 billion to fund dealmaking this year. (Daniel Acker/Bloomberg)
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Don’t thank Warren Buffett for Berkshire Hathaway’s earnings windfall

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Wayne LaPierre of the National Rifle Association speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Md., on Thursday. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg)
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Chubb halts NRA gun-user coverage branded as ‘murder insurance’ by critics

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An attendee fires an AR-15 style airgun during a laser simulation at the National Rifle Association's annual meeting in 2016. Some U.S. companies have begun pulling away from the powerful gun-lobbying group in the wake of a mass shooting at a Florida high school. (Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg)
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US companies pull back from NRA after Florida shooting

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An attendee handles a revolver in the Sturm, Ruger & Co. booth at the National Rifle Association's 2015 annual meeting. The company's stock, and that of rival American Outdoor Brands, rose Thursday as President Trump defended the rifle association while considering heightened gun-safety measures. (Daniel Acker/Bloomberg)
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Gun stocks climb as Trump, NRA debate regulation after Florida school killings

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A logo is displayed next to a gas turbine at GE's energy plant in Greenville, S.C. A $31 billion pension-funding gap at the iconic manufacturer may be narrowed by rising interest rates. (Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg)
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How market-rattling rate hikes could help GE erase a $31 billion pension shortfall

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A customer places school supplies into a shopping cart at a Walmart in Burbank, Calif. in August 2017. The company expects a $2 billion windfall this year from GOP-led tax cuts. Photographer: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg
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Walmart pours $2 billion tax windfall into e-commerce, pay raises

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