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Former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich is joining the chorus calling for a pay raise for the lowest-paid American workers.
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Vice President Joe Biden's son, Beau Biden, died Saturday after a battle with brain cancer, the vice president said in a statement.
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Greece's government is confident of reaching a deal with its creditors this week, the interior minister said.
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Secretary of State John Kerry has cancelled the remainder of his European diplomatic tour after breaking his leg in a bicycle crash near Geneva.
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Why is Fed Chair Janet Yellen skipping the Fed's annual symposium in Jackson Hole? Ron Insana weighs in.
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Saudi Arabia's branch of Islamic State has said it wants to clear the Arabian Peninsula of Shi'ite Muslims, the SITE monitoring center reported.
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BGC analyst Colin Gillis says that Apple's dominance—and even his rating on the stock—could be in jeopardy.
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Martin O'Malley, the former MD governor and ex- Baltimore mayor, announced he was running for president, The Financial Times reports.
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Eataly is betting on Nutella "bars" devoted to selling creations made from the popular chocolate hazelnut spread.
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Hockey is vying with basketball for the attention of fans, who could be forced to cough up a pretty penny if they hope to attend the games.
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More than 4,000 migrants have been rescued off Libya's coast in one day, the Italian Coast Guard said Saturday.
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There have only been four flu pandemics since the start of the 20th century, yet concerns are widening about the potential for a new outbreak.
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New home sales and pending sales of existing homes are up. In other words, market is "really hot" right now, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman says.
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Jack Bogle, Vanguard's founder, identifies the tenets of mutual fund investing. He advises: Look for hidden fees and low expense ratios.
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Amazon is the latest in a long list of players to offer online home-maintenance services. Will it be good enough to hammer the competition?
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A powerful earthquake shook Japan on Saturday, but officials said there was no tsunami, injuries or immediate damage.
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Jim Cramer highlights that the U.S. is spending less on our military, but does that mean defense stocks are a lost cause? Maybe not.
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On the eve of the GOP primaries, here’s the big question: What must we do to restore America’s long-term economic-growth performance?
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Farms across Texas and surrounding states are flooded and waterlogged, leaving farmers who had been looking at bumper crops now worried.
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Markets face a barrage of potential catalysts as the month of June begins, a traditional period of stock market weakness.
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American Express President Ed Gilligan died suddenly Friday after falling ill while flying on a corporate plane to New York.