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Another blow to American malls: The Starbucks-owned Teavana brand will no longer have storefronts.

Independent British tonic maker Fever-Tree has built a $3 billion business by mixing up premium carbonated beverages that are designed with gin in mind.

U.S. growth accelerated to an annual rate of 2.6% during the April to June period, according to government statistics released on Friday.

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Just over two decades ago Jeff Bezos started Amazon from his garage. Today, he's the richest person in the world, according to Forbes and Bloomberg.

Spirit's stock got clobbered on Thursday after an executive told investors that a flight slowdown -- which the company says was staged by pilots angered over gridlocked labor negotiations -- caused significant turbulence.

Delta is ending flights to Venezuela as the country spirals into political, economic and humanitarian crisis.

Eleven senior Deutsche Bank executives have agreed to give up nearly $45 million in bonuses in an "act of solidarity" with the bank.

Facebook and Amazon have joined an exclusive club open to only the richest companies in the world.

Samsung is on track to post bigger profits than Apple after a bumper quarter.

Is the record-high stock market too expensive? At least one valuation metric is at the highest level since September 2000.

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Boeing shares jumps nearly 10% to record high

Candidate Trump said Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen should be "ashamed of herself" for creating a "false stock market." President Trump says he's considering rehiring Yellen because she's "done a good job."

Britain's economy grew by just 0.3% in the second quarter, confirming fears of a marked slowdown as the country prepares to exit the European Union.

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McKesson holds its annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday. On the agenda: concerns about CEO John Hammergren's compensation.

The sale of SkyBridge Capital, which incoming White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci founded in 2005, was expected to close at the end of June but is still pending regulatory review.