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Stocks slipped Monday after all three major U.S. indexes closed in correction territory for the first time since March 2016.
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Sony thought up a novel way to draw interest in a major new movie.
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As an updated 2019 version of the Prius gets ready to roll into U.S. showrooms, Toyota is facing a difficult situation. Sales of the Prius have been tumbling for several years and were down 23.2 percent for the first 11 months of 2018.
While President Donald Trump didn't repeal and replace former President Barack Obama's signature health-care law, more commonly known as Obamacare, he was able to dismantle key parts of it that health policy researchers are blaming for a drop.
To remedy Starbucks' sales woes, the company has shifted its strategy more towards cold beverages and have sought to be more focused in where it opens new stores.
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