PRESS DIGEST- New York Times business news – April 28
April 28 The following are the top stories on the New York Times business pages. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. – President Trump warned of the possibility of a “major, major conflict” with North Korea in an

Movers and Shakers: Business news from around Sonoma April 18
Vet news: Arroyo Veterinary Hospital at 18501 Sonoma Highway is now under new ownership. The pet hospital, longtime owned by local vet Rhonda Stallings, has been sold to a private San Francisco-based investment group, Curo Pet, and veterinarian Melissa Hart.

Business News: Unicorn Frappuccino bumped up Starbucks’ sales
WEBVTT KELLY: GOOD MORNING.IT HAS BEEN AN ACTIVE WEEK FORTHE MARKET.THE GDP NUMBER OUT TODAY, THEBROADEST MEASURE OF THE ECONOMY,IT WAS FLAT.IT WAS THE SLOWEST GROWTH INTHREE YEARS.LET’S CHECK THE REAL-TIME’SNUMBERS — THE REAL-TIMENUMBERS.ALSO AS OF

Business News: Higher oil prices helps Chevron post a profit
SAN RAMON, Calif. Rising oil prices helped Chevron post a profit in the first quarter after reporting a loss in the same period a year ago. Continue Reading Below Crude prices have risen to close to $50 a barrel this year after dipping below $30 a

Business News Roundup, April 28
The embattled leader of Uber s self-driving car program stepped out of that role on Thursday, the latest development in a trade secret dispute between Uber and Waymo. Anthony Levandowski will no longer oversee self-driving technology. Uber said he ll