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The second round of NAFTA negotiations ended in Mexico City on Tuesday. It's still unclear how much progress has been made as all three countries have staked out vastly different positions on key issues.

The end of the DACA program is yet another sign that President Donald Trump is not particularly interested in hearing what American business leaders think is best for their workers.

Stocks started September with a thud as investors worried about the North Korea nuclear threat, a possible government shutdown in Washington and yet another debt ceiling dilemma.

Lego will cut 1,400 jobs as part of a broad overhaul of its strategy after a decade of rapid growth.

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President Trump's suggestion that the U.S. could cut off trade with China was described by one expert as not even "in the realm of the remotely plausible."

North Korea's firing of a ballistic missile over Japan increases the likelihood of more sanctions on the regime's foreign trade, experts say.

North Korea's biggest ever nuclear test has sent a fresh wave of nervousness through markets, but the falls were relatively modest.

Stock news this week: Harvey knocks out America's refineries; NAFTA talks end; Kroger and Barnes & Noble reports earnings.

A semiconductor company is asking President Trump to override a national security council -- which is looking to halt a proposed takeover of Lattice by a private equity firm that has ties to China.

Gas prices have spiked since Hurricane Harvey -- but the U.S. government has several levers it can pull to ease the pain at the pump.

Streaming device maker Roku is planning to go public.

Kenya's Supreme Court has nullified last month's presidential election and ordered another vote. Investors are worried.

Employers added 156,000 jobs in August, while unemployment crept up to 4.4%.

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London Mayor Sadiq Khan has harshly criticized British Prime Minister Theresa May's handling of Brexit, saying she "needs to get a grip."

CNN's Richard Quest discusses the resiliency of Thailand's tourism industry amid political change and terror threats.

The Trump administration has tapped an emergency stockpile of crude oil in response to the major refinery outages in the U.S. Gulf Coast caused by Hurricane Harvey.

Wells Fargo has uncovered up to 1.4 million more fake accounts after digging deeper into the bank's broken sales culture.

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