—prohibiting the same measure from being voted on over and over.
The rule was invoked by the Speaker of the House Monday when he ruled that Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal could not be put to a vote for a third time. May's deal failed in both previous votes.
Before there can be another vote, the deal must be fundamentally different, the Speaker said. The ruling increases the odds that the U.K. will seek an extension of its deadline to negotiate a Brexit deal. Right now, the U.K. is set to leave on March 29.
Now, close to a hundred years after the company's stock hit its peak, one analyst has a counterintuitive idea to help U.S. steel unlock value: And that's to stop making steel.
U.S. Steel is losing out to producers that run smaller, cheaper mills. So instead of making steel, independent analyst Aldo Mazzaferro suggests that the company focus on where it really makes money. And that's in pig iron, which is used to make steel.
—to acquire Worldpay in a record-breaking payments deal.
FIS does very-lucrative things like back-office, credit-card processing and ATM services for banks, but it wants exposure to faster-growing payments businesses—and here, Worldpay is a leader.
Together, the companies said they would focus on making money from the fast-growing category of online shopping payments.