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Some of Trump's most reliable allies in the media and politics have voiced their concerns for the thousands of children taken from their parents who tried to cross the border illegally. » Read More
U.S. online survey company SurveyMonkeysaid it had confidentially registered for an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission. » Read More |
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President Donald Trump on Monday urged the Defense Department and Commerce Department to step up the United States' ability to track objects in space. » Read More |
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Fears over a potential trade war are dampening the prospects for above-trend economic growth, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said Monday. » Read More |
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Piper Jaffray said "investors are looking for new growth opportunities with long term time horizons."
President Trump later vowed that "the United States will not be a migrant camp ... not on my watch" after blaming Democrats for the child separation policy.
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Arturo Estrella says the curve between the 10-year note and the 3-month T-bill is not flat enough to predict a recession next year.
Stocks fell on Monday as a potential trade war between the U.S. and China — the world's largest economies in the world — left Wall Street rattled.
President Donald Trump declared Monday he would move to make a new branch of the military focused solely on space.
Fujifilm sued Xerox on Monday for well over $1 billion plus punitive damages.
Square shares hit a 52-week high after the announcement that New Yorkers can now trade cryptocurrency on the Cash app.
Trump does not back down from his migrant family separation policy even as condemnation and political risk mount.
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A huge weed that can cause third-degree burns and even blindness has been found in Virginia. USA Today reports.
Domo says it expects to price shares at $20.50 in its initial public offering, which would suggest a valuation below $600 million.
Foreign governments pulled back their purchase of U.S. debt as trade tensions escalated. One of the most glaring declines has come from Russia, which sliced its holdings nearly in half from March to April, from $96.1 billion to $48.7 billion.
Google and Facebook are struggling to catch up with Twitch, a service that Amazon bought four years ago for $1.1 billion, the New York Times reports.
Ethan Agarwal founded Aaptiv in 2015, wanting to create something that would give people access to a personal trainer wherever they are.
Video game addiction has been recognized by World Health Organization as a mental health disorder.
It's not just about the features, Spiegel said, suggesting Snap has an ethical advantage over competitors like Facebook.
A new Trump administration policy to prosecute everyone who crosses into the United States illegally has resulted in thousands of children being separated from their families.
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