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Comic-Con trailer roundup: Star Wars, Superman, and a whole lot of zombies

This past week San Diego Comic-Con attendees got a look at some of the biggest projects Hollywood is working on — and that meant a whole lot of trailers. The behind-the-scenes reel for Star Wars: The Force Awakens and the new Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer were no doubt the biggest hits, but there were a ton of other clips released during the convention. Ranging from a dance number

Hillary Clinton to propose incentives for corporate profit sharing

Hillary Clinton on Monday will detail what she calls a “win-win” plan to encourage companies to share their profits with employees as she outlines her broader economic vision for the United States, which centers on policies aimed at boosting the wages of middle-class workers, her campaign said. “Hard-working Americans deserve to benefit from the record corporate earnings they helped produce,” Clinton plans to say in New York during the first major economic

Blackstone Selling 1,300 Atlanta jouses in strategy shift

Blackstone Group LP’s Invitation Homes, after spending more than $9 billion in a U.S. property-buying spree, is starting to sell some houses as it shifts focus from rapid expansion to fine-tuning its holdings. The housing landlord has agreed to sell about 1,300 Atlanta-area residences that don’t fit its strategy, which targets communities with higher rents and quality schools, according to Chief Executive Officer John Bartling. “It’s that stage in our

Greek deal done, Merkel's allies rush to sell it in Germany

Germany’s political establishment rushed to defend a deal with Greece on Monday to negotiate a third bailout, with Chancellor Angela Merkel’s lieutenants selling the agreement as a victory for Europe that her conservatives can support. The hard line taken in the negotiations with Greece by Merkel’s finance minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, has emboldened lawmakers in the ranks of her conservatives where many were skeptical about backing further aid to Athens. German

Saudis Pump Record Crude Over Demand Forecast

Saudi Arabia told OPEC it raised oil production to a record as the organization forecast stronger demand for its members’ crude in 2016. The world’s biggest oil exporter pumped 10.564 million barrels a day in June, exceeding a previous record set in 1980, according to data the kingdom submitted to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. OPEC said it expects expanding oil consumption to outpace diminished output growth from rival