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President Trump again slammed the NFL on Twitter, criticizing the league's "total disrespect" for the nation, USA Today reports.
The U.S. has taken a great leap ahead toward energy independence, the goal of every American president since the 1970s.
Cities are offering Amazon.com at least as much as $7 billion in tax breaks ahead of a deadline as they compete to house its second headquarters.
U.S. equities fell on Thursday following a record-setting session in which the Dow closed above 23,000 for the first time.
Elected officials are eager for the $5 billion-plus investment and up to 50,000 jobs that will come with "Amazon HQ2."
The new bill is the first indication that regulation on internet advertising giants could actually come to fruition.
Email access scams have become a $5.3 billion problem, and many target real estate transactions. How to keep your down payment safe.
The start-up August Home, which is being acquired by Stockholm-based Assa Abloy, raised $25 million as recently as the summer.
The number of Americans filing for benefits fell to its lowest level in more than 44 years last week, pointing to a rebound in job growth.
Unilever reported lower-than-expected sales, dampening hopes that an aborted takeover offer from Kraft Heinz would spark a swift improvement.
Verizon reports quarterly earnings that met analysts' expectations and revenue that topped estimates.
Another day, another threat by North Korea to stage an "unimaginable" strike on the U.S.
Allegations of wrongdoing are already under the eye of the U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office.
Travelers reported a 59 percent drop in profit on Thursday, hurt by higher catastrophe losses from hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
On this day in 1987, the NYSE had one of its most dramatic trading days in its 225-year history. Market legend Art Cashin looks back.
A deal to stabilize Obamacare suffered major setbacks, with President Donald Trump now opposing it and senior Republicans speaking out against it.
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The Trump administration has now completed wholesale repeal of the "Mnuchin Rule."
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