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An early plunge briefly knocked more than 700 points off the Dow Jones Industrial Average Thursday as the arrest of a senior Chinese technology executive threatened to cause another flare-up in tensions between Washington and Beijing. The sell-off eased by late afternoon, however, after The Wall Street Journal reported that said the Federal Reserve is considering breaking with its current approach of steady Jane Hinckley Halprin, FCC as*istant general counsel for ethics, is tapped to replace Richard Sippel, who retired on Dec. 1. Keeping a station on the air during a disaster means crafting and rehearsing a plan that’s often based on previous experiences. As Nexstar’s ABC affiliate in Panama City, Fla., learned from October’s Hurricane Michael, sometimes the unforeseen still happens. After the WMBB building lost power, the news team set up in the station’s parking lot for newscasts. Judges probing arguments for and against the AT&T-Time Warner merger attacked the Department of Justice’s argument that a lower court judge exhibited clear error in allowing the deal to go through and rejecting the government’s economic an*lysis that the combined company would use its leverage to raise retail prices anticompetitively. Judges sometimes play devil’s advocate, but DOJ clearly got the tougher — and much longer — end of the grilling. FX is closing its chapter as a 21st Century Fox network on a high note, edging awards juggernauts HBO and Netflix reflecting the increased competition, with HBO and Amazon’s Prime Video tied for second with 9 noms apiece and Netflix right behind in Thursday morning, the FCC started to email notices to numerous radio stations throughout the country, notifying them that there are issues with their online public inspection files. Clearly, this is a warning to stations that the FCC is watching their public files, and that compliance problems will bring issues, and possibly fines, if the files are not complete by license renewal time.