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U.S. stocks wrap winning week.

Trump DOJ appealing judge's OK of AT&T-Time Warner merger WASHINGTON (AP) — Stung by a federal judge's dismissal of its objections to AT&T's megamerger with Time Warner, the Trump Justice Department is challenging the decision with a legal appeal.

The retailer ended its one-day promotion early due to safety concerns.

Technology companies soared Thursday as major U.S. stock indexes recovered the ground they lost a day earlier.

The Kentucky-based pizza chain said it will appoint a new chairman of the board “in the coming weeks.”

Papa John's founder John Schnatter has resigned as chairman of the board.

U.S. stocks are rising in early trading Thursday as technology companies like Apple resume their upward march.

Netflix series earned 112 nominations compared to HBO’s 108, marking the first time in 18 years that HBO did not finish first among all networks.

Delta is topping most profit expectations for the second-quarter, but it's slashing its outlook for the year, citing a $2 billion spike in fuel costs.

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The No.2 U.S. carrier slashed its full-year earnings outlook to a range of $5.35 to $5.70 per share from $6.35 to $6.70 per share and said it expected its fuel bill in 2018 to surge by $2 billion.

Asian stock markets rose Thursday following Wall Street's decline amid U.S.-Chinese trade tensions and oil prices recovered some of the previous day's steep losses.

Markets in Europe and Asia also traded higher.

Broadcom will pay $44.50 per share in cash for CA, a 20 percent premium to Wednesday's closing price.

Chipmaker Broadcom says it is buying IT management software company CA Technologies for $18.9 billion in cash.

Other airline stocks slumped Wednesday as well.

The battle for Sky could impact the bidding war between Disney and Comcast for part of Fox.

___ Trump claims Germany 'controlled' by Russia, Merkel differs BRUSSELS (AP) — President Donald Trump has barreled into a NATO summit with claims that a pipeline deal has left Germany "totally controlled" and "captive to Russia."

Global stock indexes sank Wednesday after the Trump administration released a list of $200 billion in goods that could be hit with tariffs and China said it would retaliate.