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Victims of sexual harassment already face several obstacles when they come forward. Their harassers could retaliate. They could be ostracized by their colleagues. They could lose their job. They could be called liars.

President Trump has issued a firm warning to rival trading nations.

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Davos is clear on bitcoin: It's an interesting investment, but please don't call it a currency.

President Trump has imposed tariffs on imported solar panels, ripped up environmental rules, pushed through oil pipelines and attempted a daring rescue of the coal industry.

After years of spectacular growth, smartphone sales in China are on the wane.

1. Dollar dissonance: The U.S. dollar fell against other major currencies early Friday before recovering slightly. It erased most of a 1% jump notched up after President Trump told CNBC on Thursday that the dollar would get "stronger and stronger."

Walmart is turning up the heat on Amazon on both sides of the Pacific.

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Empty shops. Failing businesses. And bored North Korean officials drinking their days away.

Media and tech executives will be questioned in Washington, DC next month by British politicians investigating the potential role fake news and misinformation played on the United Kingdom's political system, including the country's vote to leave the European Union.

A new bill wants to expand the H-1B visa -- a hotly debated pathway for foreign workers.

It's official: WWE chairman and CEO Vince McMahon is bringing back "extreme" pro football.

Amazon owns Whole Foods and is busy cutting prices. Walmart is stepping up its supermarket game. The German discounters Aldi and Lidi are expanding in America.

Caution: This post contains spoilers about the latest episode of NBC's "This Is Us."

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Passengers flying on American Airlines who get stranded at an airport because of weather or a maintenance problem can now get a seat booked on Delta -- and vice versa.

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CNN and Casey Neistat said Thursday that they are parting ways, marking the end of a much-hyped, multi-million dollar partnership between the cable news network and YouTube personality.