Earlier Wednesday, Whole Foods shareholders approved the $13.7 billion merger, which the grocery workers' union called a threat to its employees.

A 3-year-old was left in a day care van for four hours on Friday, authorities say.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan visited employees at Intel's Hillsboro, Oregon office on Wednesday, pushing for tax reform, which is high on Republicans' agenda once Congress returns from recess. (Aug. 23)

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That’s what some of Exxon Mobil’s current and former employees think. In February, they filed a lawsuit arguing that the company deceived them by making false and misleading statements about the financial risks of climate change, which they argue affected the value of shares they bought as part of a company-sponsored savings plan. Other Exxon Mobil shareholders are bringing similar charges against the company in a separate class-action securities fraud case.

The top Trump administration cybersecurity coordinator is sounding a warning claiming the U.S. lacks the 300,000 cybersecurity experts needed to defend the country, CBS News reported. Rob Joyce warned the public about using software from Kaspersky Labs, whom the government believes has ties to the Kremlin and vowed the federal government will not use its products. FBI officials, the report said, have met with private industry representatives to relay concerns about Kaspersky Lab, which is a Moscow-based cybersecurity company with suspected ties to Russian intelligence. In addition, FBI agents have interviewed Kaspersky employees working in the U.S., the report said. "I don't use Kaspersky...

U.S. home improvement retailer Lowe's reported lower-than-expected quarterly earnings and slashed its forecast for profit margins, as it spends more on marketing and longer employee shifts to boost sales.

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SAN FRANCISCO (NYTIMES) - As new employees were brought into Apple's secret effort to create a self-driving car a few years ago, managers told them that they were working on the company's next big thing: A product that would take on Detroit and disrupt the automobile industry.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and four aides used personal email accounts to conduct government business and the mayor urged city employees to help his donors, The New York Times reported.