Wall Street's Big Six CEOs Have Made $159 Million In Trump-Fueled Bank Rally and other top stories.

• Wall Street's Big Six CEOs Have Made $159 Million In Trump-Fueled Bank Rally

  

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• UPDATE 1-Canada sees U.S. trade deal minus Mexico as fall-back option

  

  (Adds peso reaction, trade data; figures in U.S. dollars unless otherwise indicated) By David Ljunggren and Andrea Hopkins OTTAWA, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Canada could fall back on a free trade agreement that excludes Mexico if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump follows through on radical protectionist policies, officials said, predicting fears of a massive economic hit are overblown. During a raucous election campaign, Trump vowed to either renegotiate or scrap the 1994 three-nation North American F..

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• Donald Trump Says He May Keep Parts of Obama Health Care Act

  

  The new plans drop all mention of reining in high drug prices, which Mr. Trump had advocated for months, and add new language about modernizing Medicare, a potential nod to congressional efforts to give people vouchers toward buying private health insurance. “Health care is shaping up as a priority for the Trump administration and Republicans in Congress,” said Larry Levitt, an executive at the Kaiser Family Foundation, which closely tracks health policy. “But we still have very little detail a..

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• When Facebook's online ad targeting becomes blatant discrimination

  

  Online advertising's been built around the ability to know exactly who you are. Are you a guitar-playing, cat-owning botanist? You'll get served ads for guitar-shaped catnip hedge grow kits. Google, Twitter, and all other digital platforms where an advertisement can be served—with Facebook leading the charge—want to know everything about you, usually already do, and use that information to convince marketers that the ads you'll see are perfectly targeted to whoever you are (or aren't). That's a..

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• Computer Outage Briefly Grounds Flights On Several Airlines

  

  Follow CBSDFW.COM: Facebook | Twitter DALLAS (AP) — Travelers on several airlines had trouble checking in for flights and waited out delays Friday after a computer outage at a company that runs airline technology systems. American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Alaska Airlines and Virgin America confirmed that a technology glitch briefly interrupted their operations. The problems seemed to have been fixed by midday, and airlines reported that flights had resumed. The airlines bl..

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• Full Repeal of Dodd-Frank Isn't Main Focus of Trump Transition

  

  WASHINGTON—President-elect Donald Trump vowed anew on Friday to dismantle the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial overhaul, at the same time his transition team is tempering expectations for a full repeal of the sweeping law, people familiar with the matter said. Instead, Mr. Trump’s team is focused on rescinding or scaling back the individual provisions Republicans find most objectionable, such as the Financial Stability Oversight Council’s...

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