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President trump staying on his manufacturing message, hosting Auto Industry leaders for a breakfast at the white house this hour. Well take you there live. Plus, an eye on earnings. Five dow components reporting results this morning, including verizon, j j and dupont. And alibaba reporting Quarterly Earnings and raising its guidance. How investments, cloud and Digital Media are paying off for the chinese giant. Yesterday at this time, Industry Leaders were meeting with the president. Nowceos of ...

Good morning. You are watching the pulse. We are here in london. Im guy johnson. Francine is not here today. Fed up, frustrated, and fighting back. That is the line we are going with this morning. French unemployment is at a record high but the big as companies have launched a pr bonanza to hopefully restore the nations reputation as a good place to do business. French]lled [speaking which we think roughly translates as bank on france. Caroline connan has the details. Who is there, what are they...

Here why John Langs is leaving ACT Theatre, after some 10 years with the company.

From the return of longtime local tradition "Black Nativity" to "MJ the Musical," heres what to put on your theater calendar in December.

Getting in on the ground floor of Seattle theater is always worth it. Heres why our arts and culture writer loves new-play readings.

ACT Contemporary Theatre announced this week the cast and creative team for their 48th production of the beloved classic, A Christmas Carol. Originally adapted for the stage in 1976 by ACT founder Gregory Falls, this season’s production will see Seattle actor Darragh Kennan in the infamous role of Ebenezer Scrooge. This classic holiday tradition is directed by ACT & Seattle mainstay R. Hamilton Wright with choreography by the legendary Donald Byrd, artistic director of Spectrum Dance Compa...

Shakespeare tragedy, 8/11-10/7, American Players Theatre, Spring Green.

Shakespeare tragedy, 8/11-10/7, American Players Theatre, Spring Green.

Shakespeare tragedy, 8/11-10/7, American Players Theatre, Spring Green.

Shakespeare’s play about young lovers from two feuding families is presented in two languages — spoken English and American Sign.