Russia has deployed a cruise missile that American officials say violates a 1987 arms-control treaty, potentially complicating relations with a Trump White House that had planned to seek more common ground, according to the New York Times . The Obama administration objected to the missile and had asked Russia to make it compliant with 1987 ban on intermediate ground-launched weapons.

Despite your view of the company, an open-minded investor will see that Kerrisdale Capital Management made many solid points in its argument. Northern Dynasty Minerals has been jolted back to life by the ascension of Donald Trump to the White House, which promises to lead the loosening of regulations and permitting approval processes for resource extraction in the United States.

News broke on Tuesday morning that the company has accepted a buyout offer from Hologic Cynosure has agreed to be purchased for $1.65 billion, or$66 per share. Hologic plans onusing cash to fund the deal, which will cost the company $1.44 billion after netting out Cynosure’s cash balance.The deal has already been given the green light from theboards of directors of both companies.

The leaders of American Airlines’ pilot union voted no-confidence in Chief Executive Officer Doug Parker, citing pay and scheduling problems, delays in implementing their full contract and a “toxic” company culture. “The straw that broke the camel’s back was Parker skipping last week’s meeting with President Trump and other airline industry executives at the White House,” the Allied Pilots Association said in a statement Tuesday.

PSA Group, the maker of Peugeot and Citroen cars, is exploring an acquisition of General Motors Co.’ s European business in a deal that would transform the region’s automotive landscape.

“If every lover was treated like they matter, every day, Valentine’s day wouldn’t be so special.” — Mokokoma Mokhonoana We have gone over and over the president’s economic agenda like a constantly banging drum.

French auto-maker Peugeot ‘s shares rose sharply in Paris on Tuesday on news that General Motors is in advanced talks with its French rival over its European brands Opel and Vauxhall. The shares rose to a high of a 19.17 before falling back slightly and was recently trading at a 18.81, up 4.94% on Monday’s close.

Companies that spend effectively to develop property, plant, equipment and even their brands could get a big boost from a tax break proposed by the Trump Administration and Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee. The break, a little noted part of corporate tax reform efforts, would allow certain companies to deduct from their U.S. taxable income the full amount they spend to develop a capital asset in the year they make the investment, and thereby improve their cash flow and eventual profitability.

Friday’s session ended with bulls enjoying a pleasant tailwind, and I believe it’s fair to say they took full advantage of their favorable field position during Monday’s auction. Unfortunately for those just now entering the auction on the long side, I believe Monday’s session exhibited several indications of shorter timeframe bullish excess.