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Canadian leaders are upset. Mexico is looking for alternatives. America is pushing deal breakers.

Wells Fargo has fired one of its most powerful executives for misconduct.

Noting that the true price of a drug is often hidden from consumers, Medicare officials requested comments late Thursday on how to use discounts and rebates to help decrease what enrollees pay for prescriptions.

Gasps rippled through the Christie's auction house. And then cheers. "Salvator Mundi," a 600-year-old painting by Leonardo da Vinci, had just sold for $450 million.

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Forget India's economic troubles this year. Moody's thinks Prime Minister Narendra Modi is doing a fine job.

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It's a spacecraft called Zuma, but that's just about all we know.

Britta Pigorsch was a sophomore in a high school outside of Madison, Wisconsin, when Act 10 passed the state legislature in 2011.

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1. Fox hunt: Shares in Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox surged in extended trading after it became clear the media giant has multiple suitors.

At one Hong Kong apartment complex, it will cost you close to $1 million to just get your foot in the door.

Quest's Profitable Moment

Quest's Profitable Moment

The company behind the new Star Wars video game has turned off a money-spinning part of it after an outcry from angry fans and scrutiny from regulators.

Colombia's Medellin once had a bad reputation -- so bad, that some locals darkly nicknamed it "machine gun city."

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein isn't done tweeting about Brexit.

New York City has unanimously passed legislation that makes revenge porn a crime.

Rupert Murdoch is serious about selling 21st Century Fox, and he has suitors.

Larry Summers is not keeping his feelings about the Republican tax plan a secret.