U.S. allies sign a sweeping trade pact that excludes U.S.
Netflix CEO predicts $15 billion in revenue this year.
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Amazon closes in on Apple in race to $1 trillion market cap.
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America is facing a massive nursing shortage and as a result, hospitals are offering big bonuses, free housing and tuition to recruit nurses.
Photo: Walt Disney Company Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Robert Iger announces Disney’s new standards for food advertising on their programming targeting kids and families at the Newseum in Washington June 5, 2012. Reuters/Gary Cameron/File Photo
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