Equipment Leasing Small Business News + More Slow Start for Soda Makers' Push to Cut Calories + MORE 11/23/2016

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Deutsche Lufthansa will cancel 876 of 3,000 scheduled flights Wednesday because of a pilots’ strike and faces more disruption on Thursday as unions plan to extend their walkout.

Health-insurance premiums for Alaskans have been soaring almost 40% a year. That prompted the state government to make a novel move: to pay health costs for about 500 of the sickest residents to hold down premiums for everyone else.

South Korean prosecutors raided the Samsung conglomerate’s offices as a scandal surrounding the country’s president and her top advisers crept deeper into the nation’s largest business group.

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A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking a sweeping regulation set to qualify millions more Americans for overtime pay Dec. 1, delivering a blow to one of President Barack Obama’s signature workplace rules.

The number of vehicles in operation hit a record in the U.S. as the average lifespan of cars and trucks continues to get longer, giving a boost to service providers and parts makers.

U.S. beverage calories per person declined only 0.2% in 2015, a slower rate of decrease than in earlier years, despite efforts by the likes of Coke and Pepsi to cut such calories in the American diet by 20% over a decade.

Nations have started to coalesce around a China-led trade group after U.S. President-elect Trump reiterated plans to withdraw from American-led trade pact.

U.S. employers have spent months adjusting employee schedules, job duties and pay ahead of a new overtime rule set to take effect next week. But an order from a federal judge on Tuesday puts the fate of the rule into question.

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Poultry companies will be required to verify the accuracy of information they submit for a benchmark used to set chicken prices at supermarkets.

Volkswagen’s brand chief said the company, which is coming off a bruising year, expects to boost revenue from in-car digital services and aims to sell one million electric vehicles annually by 2025.