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Since their 2006 debut album, Fix Me, Marianas Trench have consistently raised the musical bar both in the studio and with their explosive live shows around the globe. Amongst their many accomplishments, the Vancouver-based four-piece band composed of Josh Ramsay, Matt Webb, Mike Ayley and Ian Casselman, has earned two certified double-platinum records, one platinum record, a certified gold-selling record and triple-platinum digital singles.
Trump seeks better economic ties with Tokyo, says 'Japan has been winning' on trade
TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that he would discuss how to improve economic ties between America and Japan, saying that "Japan has been winning" on trade in recent decades. Trump was speaking in Tokyo on the second day of a 12-day Asian trip expected to be dominated by North Korea and trade. Trump also told Japanese business leaders Washington wants to make the United States the most attractive place to hire, invest and grow.
Cantlay wins Las Vegas playoff for first PGA Tour title
(Reuters) - Young American Patrick Cantlay clinched his first PGA Tour victory in an error-strewn three-way playoff at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in Las Vegas on Sunday. A two-foot par at the second extra hole was enough to lift Cantlay over German Alex Cejka and South Korean Whee Kim, after all three players had bogeyed the first playoff hole at TPC Summerlin. Cantlay carded a closing 67 to tie Cejka (63) and Kim (66) at nine-under 275.
Asia shares near decade highs, currencies tread water
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian shares hovered near decade highs on Monday as strong U.S. economic data and corporate earnings supported global stocks while major currencies held in tight ranges as investors focused on U.S. President Donald Trump's tour of Asia this week. Trump ramped up his tough rhetoric against North Korea as he kicked off a 12-day Asian trip on Sunday, saying the United States and its allies are prepared to defend freedom.
U.S. factory orders rise, core capital goods orders revised higher
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New orders for U.S.-made goods rose for a second straight month in September and orders for core capital goods were stronger than previously reported, suggesting manufacturing activity was gathering momentum. Factory goods orders increased 1.4 percent as demand for a range of goods rose, the Commerce Department said on Friday. Orders increased by an unrevised 1.2 percent in August.
Goerges completes semi-final lineup at WTA Elite Trophy
(Reuters) - Seventh seed Julia Goerges booked her spot in the WTA Elite Trophy semi-finals in Zhuhai, China on Friday, beating top seed Kristina Mladenovic 6-2 7-6(4). Goerges needed to win only one set to reach the final four but made sure she finished the round-robin phase in style with a 2-0 record in the Azalea Group. "I really wanted to win that match, it didn't matter if I had to win one set, but I don't want to go out with losing the match and still being in the semi-finals.
Airbus sales chief says to stay on until successor is found
HAMBURG (Reuters) - Airbus' long-serving sales chief John Leahy plans to stay on until a successor is found, with a decision expected within the next week or so, he told Reuters on Friday. Reuters reported on Thursday that Airbus has embarked on a fresh search for a sales chief and that Leahy's deputy, Kiran Rao, had confirmed he would not be running for the post. "I will stay until we have a successor on board.
Green groups sue for access to U.S. monument documents: lawsuit
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Sierra Club and five other U.S. environmental groups sued a White House advisory council and the U.S. Interior Department, saying they were illegally withholding information about a review of public land designations, according to court papers.
BMW recalling 1 million vehicles in North America
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - BMW AG said Friday it is recalling about 1 million vehicles in North America for two separate issues involving fire risks and said it may expand the recalls to other countries. One recall covers 670,000 2006-2011 U.S. 3-series vehicles to address a wiring issue for heating and air conditioning system may overheat and could increase the risk of a fire. The second recall covers 740,000 U.S. 2007-2011 vehicles with a valve that could rust and lead to a fire in rare cases.
Teva falls short on Q3 profit, slashes 2017 estimates again
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Debt-ridden Israeli drugmaker Teva Pharmaceutical Industries reported lower than expected profit in the third quarter and sharply lowered its 2017 estimates, as the company continues to be hurt by weak U.S. generic medicine sales. Teva, the world's largest generics drugmaker, said on Thursday it earned $1.00 per share excluding one-time items in the July-September period, versus $1.31 a year earlier. Revenue rose 1 percent to $5.6 billion.
Ralph Lauren's quarterly revenue slips past estimates
(Reuters) - Ralph Lauren Corp's quarterly revenue on Thursday edged past Wall Street estimates, as it sold more full-price apparel and saw higher demand in the United Kingdom. The New York-based company's net income rose to $143.8 million or $1.75 per share in the second quarter ended Sept. 30, from $45.7 million or 55 cents per share, a year earlier. Revenue fell 9 percent to $1.67 billion, hurt in part by its decision to pull back from department stores and factory outlets.
Futures flat with Fed chair pick, tax bill in focus
(Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures were flat on Thursday as investors held off from making big bets ahead of President Donald Trump's decision on the next Federal Reserve chair and the unveiling of a long-awaited tax reform bill. * Trump is widely expected to nominate Fed Governor Jerome Powell from a list of five finalists that included current Fed Chair Janet Yellen, Stanford University economist John Taylor, former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh and White House economic adviser Gary Cohn.
Cosmic-ray imaging finds hidden structure in Egypt's Great Pyramid
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists using an imaging method based on cosmic rays have detected a large and enigmatic internal structure in the last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World still standing, the massive Great Pyramid of Giza on the outskirts of Cairo. Researchers announced the discovery on Thursday but said they did not know the purpose, contents or precise dimensions of what they are calling a "void" or "cavity" inside the pyramid, built as a monumental tomb around 2560 BC.
Facebook sales offset spending concerns -analysts
(Reuters) - Facebook Inc is picking security of its platform over near-term profits but Wall Street analysts remain largely unfazed. At least 13 brokerages raised their price target on shares in the world's largest social network following Wednesday's quarterly results, with RBC Capital Markets making the most bullish move and raising its target by $35 to $230. The median price target was $208.
Motor racing: Hartley under more pressure with 2018 seat in sight
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Brendon Hartley was relaxed about his Formula One debut with Toro Rosso in Texas last weekend but the pressure is rising now it has turned into an extended run with a 2018 race seat up for grabs. The 27-year-old New Zealander admitted as much as he looked ahead on Thursday to his second race with the Red Bull-owned team. "I think it's clear that the pressure gets higher," he told reporters. "Expectation was quite low with me coming in.
Asian shares gain after upbeat earnings from U.S. tech titans
TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares gained on Friday as technology shares were boosted by upbeat earnings from U.S. hi-tech giants while the euro hovered near three-month low against the dollar after the European Central Bank extended its stimulus. Japan's Nikkei gained 0.6 percent while South Korea's Kospi rose 0.2 percent and Australian shares rose 0.2 percent. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was flat in dollar terms.
Subaru was lax on final inspection rules for Japan cars: sources
TOKYO (Reuters) - Subaru Corp failed to follow proper inspection procedures for vehicles destined for the domestic market at a factory in Japan, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Friday. The revelation follows a similar issue at Nissan Motor Co and comes as Japanese manufacturers grapple with wider compliance problems with Kobe Steel Ltd saying on Thursday it had found more possible cases of data fabrication on its products.
Weinstein Co faces lawsuit over Weinstein sexual assault claims
(Reuters) - An actress who claims she was sexually assaulted by Harvey Weinstein has filed a negligence lawsuit against his former company, in what may be the first civil case brought against The Weinstein Co or Weinstein himself after reports that the Hollywood movie producer sexually harassed or assaulted women.
Trump declines to say whether will visit Korean DMZ on Asia trip
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump declined to say on Wednesday whether he will visit the Korean Peninsula's demilitarized zone during an upcoming Asia tour. "I’d rather not say, but you’ll be surprised," Trump told reporters on the White House South Lawn as he prepared to depart on a trip to Dallas. Trump is scheduled to depart on Nov. 3 on a trip that includes visits to Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines. (Reporting by Steve Holland, editing by G Crosse)
Halep keen to get back on court after defeat by Wozniacki
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - World number one Simona Halep put Wednesday's heavy loss to Caroline Wozniacki at the WTA Finals down to a bad day at the office and is already looking ahead to her final Red Group round-robin match as a shot at redemption. After a routine straight-sets win over Caroline Garcia to open her fourth straight campaign in Singapore, the Romanian was blitzed 6-0 6-2 by a ruthless Wozniacki and now needs to beat Elina Svitolina on Friday to reach the last four.
Trump says wants to protect 401ks but could negotiate
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he wants to protect 401 (k) retirement savings accounts but that it is possible they could end up as part of congressional negotiations over tax cuts. "Maybe we'll use it as negotiating but trust me ... there are certain kinds of deals you don't want to negotiate with," Trump told reporters on the White House South Lawn as he prepared to depart on a trip to Dallas.
Teva accuses Lilly in U.S. court of infringing migraine drug patents
BOSTON (Reuters) - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd has filed a patent infringement lawsuit seeking to block Eli Lilly and Co from bringing its migraine drug galcanezumab to market in the United States. In the lawsuit on Tuesday in federal court in Boston, Teva said Lilly's planned drug would infringe five patents that cover the Israeli drugmaker's own migraine drug, which it sought U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for on Oct. 16.
Uber and Barclays team up to compete in U.S. card rewards war
(Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc and a unit of Barclays plc are teaming up to offer a rewards-enriched credit card in the United States through the ride-service company's mobile phone app. Uber and bank officials said on Wednesday the card will be free and offer a $100 starting bonus, plus an annual $50 credit on digital subscription services, such as Netflix.
Tokyo 2020 organizers step up efforts to counter ticket scalping
(Reuters) - The Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic organizing committee is looking to counter ticket scalping amid concerns of massive buyouts and overpriced resales ahead of the event, Kyodo news agency reported on Thursday. The committee remains keen on introducing online tickets bearing personal information and a system where purchasers can sell tickets on at a fixed price.
Doing the heavy lifting: investors eye tech-tonic shifts for Europe’s industrials
LONDON (Reuters) - Investment funds seeking to invest at the intersection of Europe and technology are finding rich pickings in places that some may find surprising: sprawling industrials like trains-to-turbines Siemens and engineering group ABB. Building on their traditional expertise in factory automation, the conglomerates' digital divisions are adding cutting-edge software and systems that help customers design, build and test their products faster and more cheaply.
Draft Senate Iran legislation sets tough new U.S. terms for deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Draft legislation responding to U.S. President Donald Trump's refusal to certify the Iran nuclear deal would set tough new terms for the pact, including restoring sanctions if Iran tests a ballistic missile able to carry a warhead or bars nuclear inspectors from any sites.
Amazon rivals turn to legal fine print to stem Whole Foods strategy
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Whole Foods Market met a new foe this summer during talks to lease a top retail space in a San Francisco mall: the Target next door. As City Center mall's largest tenant, Target Corp had a say over changes to the property. According to people familiar with the lease discussions, Target balked at sharing the mall with Whole Foods because it feared competition from the grocery chain's new owner, Amazon.com Inc.
Chaotic scene as suspects wheeled around at Kim Jong Nam murder site
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Handcuffed, wearing bulletproof vests and under heavily armed guard, the two women accused of murdering the half-brother of North Korea's leader were pushed around a Malaysian airport in wheelchairs on Tuesday during a court visit to the crime scene. Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Doan Thi Huong, 28, a Vietnamese, are charged with murdering Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a chemical nerve agent, at Kuala Lumpur's budget international terminal on Feb. 13.
Kelly Clarkson denies she was suicidal because she was forced to be thin
Kelly Clarkson is denying that she felt suicidal because she was forced to be skinny. In the British gay magazine Attitude , Kelly was quoted as saying, "When I was really skinny, I wanted to kill myself. I was miserable, like inside and out, for four years of my life. But no one cared, because aesthetically you make sense.” The magazine also quoted her as saying, "It was a very dark time for me. I thought the only way out was quitting.
With China dream shattered over missile land deal, Lotte faces costly overhaul
SEOUL (Reuters) - Pressed by Seoul into a land swap deal needed for a controversial new missile defense system earlier this year, South Korean conglomerate Lotte Group had good reason to be skeptical. Just eight months after reluctantly agreeing to exchange a golf course in the country's south for a piece of land near Seoul, Lotte's decade-long strategic push into China is now in tatters, raising major doubts about its growth prospects.
Trump: Raqqa fall 'critical breakthrough', end of Islamic State in sight
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday hailed the defeat of Islamic State fighters in their self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa as "a critical breakthrough" in a worldwide campaign against the militants. On Friday, the Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) formally announced Raqqa's liberation from Islamic State after four months of battles and said the city would be part of a decentralized federal Syria.
With the crazy 'Italics', Asterix returns for 37th adventure
PARIS (Reuters) - Asterix, the indomitable pint-sized Gaul forever outfoxing the Romans, returns for his 37th comic adventure on Thursday, this time battling his way across Italy in a chariot race. The moustachioed hero, who has been entertaining readers with his magic-potion exploits alongside Obelix since 1959, has become a mainstay in the publishing industry, with more than 370 million albums sold worldwide.
Olympics: Champions League winner Park to be first South Korean to carry Games flame
ATHENS (Reuters) - Champions League winner Park Ji-sung will be the first South Korean to carry the flame for the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics after the torch lighting ceremony in Olympia next week, the Greek Olympic committee said on Thursday. Park, 36, who won a string of titles with Manchester United and Eindhoven before retiring, will be the second torchbearer in Olympia, site of the ancient Greek Olympics, after Greece's Nordic skier Apostolos Aggelis at the start of the Greek relay.
New Way To Report Suspicious Activity
APPLETON, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) - Whether it's vandalism, or something as serious as a possible hit and run. A group of Appleton West seniors say they have seen inappropriate behavior on campus, but there's some hesitation, when it comes to reporting those incidents. The Appleton Area School District has launched a new app hoping to change that.
Eight birdie Smith upstages quality field at CIMB Classic
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Australian Cameron Smith blitzed the TPC Kuala Lumpur with a flawless eight-under-par 64 to take a one-stroke lead over a top-quality field after the opening round of the $7 million CIMB Classic on Thursday. Smith, who won his first PGA title at the Zurich Classic team event in May, picked up five shots on the way out and three more over the last five holes to stand a shot clear of Thai Poom Saksansin and Americans Xander Schauffele and Keegan Bradley.
Highlights of Wednesday's NHL games
(The Sports Xchange) - Highlights from the National Hockey League games on Wednesday: Miles Wood and Pavel Zacha netted twice, Brian Gibbons scored while killing off a two-man disadvantage, and the New Jersey Devils defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 in a battle of previously unbeaten teams. Blake Coleman added a goal for the Devils, and Will Butcher and Adam Henrique had two assists apiece.
Bloomberg's charity donates $64 million to 'war on coal'
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg's charity gave another $64 million to a campaign that aims to slash the number of U.S. coal-fired plants by two thirds by 2020, he said on Wednesday. Bloomberg Philanthropies made the donation to the Beyond Coal campaign run by non-profit Sierra Club, and other organizations fighting the burning of coal. Including this latest donation, the charity has given $110 million to Beyond Coal since 2011.
Trump to nominate Nielsen as Homeland Security secretary: official
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump was expected to nominate Kirstjen Nielsen, who as the top aide to his White House chief of staff has sought to instill order in Trump's team, to lead the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, a White House official said on Wednesday.
Delta refuses to pay tariffs on Bombardier CSeries jets
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines Inc on Wednesday said the carrier would not foot the bill of a 300 percent tariff that the U.S. Commerce Department wants to impose on Canadian-built Bombardier CSeries, leaving the future of the planemaker's jets in limbo. "We're not going to be forced to pay tariffs or anything of the ilk," Delta Chief Executive Ed Bastian said on the carrier's third-quarter earnings call.
Israeli spies found Russians using Kaspersky software for hacks: media
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Israeli intelligence officials spying on Russian government hackers found they were using Kaspersky Lab antivirus software that is also used by 400 million people globally, including U.S. government agencies, according to media reports on Tuesday. The Israeli officials who had hacked into Kaspersky’s network over two years ago then warned their U.S. counterparts of the Russian intrusion, said The New York Times, which first reported the story.
Kobe Steel shares plunge as data fabrication concerns deepen
TOKYO (Reuters) - Kobe Steel Ltd shares tumbled a further 16 percent on Wednesday after it admitted it may have fabricated data on iron powder products and media reported the possible sale of its real estate business. The latest disclosure comes after Japan's No.3 steelmaker said on the weekend it had falsified data to show that its aluminum and copper products had met customer specifications, and suggests the problems could be widespread.
Ackman reaches out to ADP retail investors, softens image
BOSTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor William Ackman took his fight for board seats at Automatic Data Processing Inc to retail investors on Tuesday in an unusually public format where he detailed his successes and failures and urged all to cast their votes.
Trump's ex-adviser Carter Page will not testify in Russia probe: Politico
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Carter Page, a former foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump's presidential campaign, told the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday he would not cooperate with any request to appear before the panel in its investigation of possible Russian interference in the 2016 election, Politico reported.
Uruguay, Argentina and Colombia qualify for World Cup
(Reuters) - Uruguay, Argentina and Colombia qualified for next year's World Cup on Tuesday after a dramatic last round of South American matches that also saw Peru clinch a spot in a playoff against New Zealand. Brazil had already qualified as group winners.
Assured Guaranty pulls Puerto Rico lawsuit, cites hurricane
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Puerto Rico bond insurer Assured Guaranty Ltd said late on Friday it voluntarily withdrew a complaint that challenged the legality of the island's fiscal turnaround plan, citing the devastating impact of Hurricane Maria. The move may temporarily ease Puerto Rico's financial problems as it struggles to get back on its feet after Maria hit last month, destroying the electrical grid and leaving most of the island's 3.4 million inhabitants without power.
Automakers say U.S. fuel economy standards unrealistic, cite costs and consumers
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Automaker trade groups told U.S. regulators they should revise fuel efficiency mandates approved in the final weeks of the Obama administration because the costs would be onerous and the standards do not reflect how cheap gas prices are affecting consumer demand, but they stopped short of asking for a specific reduction in the requirements for 2025.
Packers Rally To Pull Out Big Win In Big D
ARLINGTON, TX (WTAQ) - Roster depth threatened to derail the Green Bay Packers season, but late game magic from QB Aaron Rodgers pushed the Pack to a 35-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys on the road. The Packers struggled to find their footing in the first half. While Rodgers was able to engineer two TD drives, kicker Mason Crosby missed both extra point attempts. Dallas QB Dak Prescott ran his offense unchecked by the Green Bay defense and threw for three TDs, two to WR Cole Beasley.
Bayer says Phase III Xarelto study halted early
BERLIN (Reuters) - Bayer and partner Johnson & Johnson suffered a setback for blockbuster clot prevention drug Xarelto, with the German company saying a Phase III study had been halted early after the drug showed no efficacy improvements over low-dose aspirin. The final stage study was evaluating the efficacy and safety of Xarelto, also known as rivaroxaban, for the secondary prevention of stroke and systemic embolism in patients with a recent embolic stroke of undetermined source.
Guarding Against a Dangerous Drug
MENASHA, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) - Fentanyl is a synthetic drug, and according to the Drug Enforcement Agency, it is approximately 100 times more powerful than morphine. If ingested, injected, or absorbed, fentanyl can cause dizziness, nausea, and confusion. Menasha Police Chief Tim Styka says his officer returned to work a couple of days after the incident.
U.S. court reverses ban on sales of Sanofi, Regeneron drug Praluent
(Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court has thrown out a ban on sales of Sanofi SA and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc's cholesterol-lowering drug Praluent, in a closely watched case that could have broad implications for drug development. The ruling on Thursday from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, D.C. is a setback for Amgen Inc, which claimed that the drug infringed its patents. (Reporting By Brendan Pierson in New York, Editing by Franklin Paul)
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