... Well, what's behind these deals is actually what's behind the market, which is confidence. Mergers and acquisitions happen to be probably one of the better barometers of confidence, not so much just in the market itself, but really in the boardroom and corner offices of these businesses. CEOs ...
... and bridges. We invest in basic research, so our kids can do a little better than we did and their kids can do a little better than they did. It's this fundamental difference in how you think we build the future. And I stand with President Obama on that ...
... cheaper to get it that way than to build a new power plant. You just give it back to them and they accommodate more growth in the area. JUDY WOODRUFF: So is this -- again, this central message here that government needs to be involved to get the economy growing? BILL ...
... increase. And so a lot of the uncertainty that you are reading about, that will be removed. In fact, the Senate has already passed a bill doing exactly this. So all we need is action from the House. And I have got the pen ready to sign the bill right ...
... back Antowain Smith here, given the salary cap, that would have cost him the opportunity of signing other players. So by figuring out how to build a more competitive team within the limits of the salary cap, the Patriots laid the groundwork for success. But a team also has to ...
... their state government back on track. Notably, there was little yelling -- mostly they listened respectfully to one another. By now, everyone has heard about dysfunction in the country's most populous state. A multi-billion dollar deficit, drastic cuts to schools and universities, laid-off teachers, police and fire fighters ...
Author Clyde Prestowitz discusses his new book concerning a shift in the global economy towards the East, America's educational institutions and future economic challenges in the 21st century.
A year into the Trump presidency, Judy Woodruff checks back in with a group of voters from the swing state of Virginia to get their reactions on a range of issues, from the economy and democracy to immigration and tolerance.
From the moment President Donald Trump took the oath of office, he has aimed to shake the world stage and change the U.S. role abroad. Hari Sreenivasan looks back at the year in Trump foreign policy with Elliott Abrams of the Council on Foreign Relations and Gideon Rose, editor of Foreign Affairs.
The candidates come out swinging as the eighth Republican debate kicks off in New Hampshire.
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