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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin did not use a government plane to fly to a meeting with President Donald Trump in New York in August, the agency's inspector general confirmed Monday.

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Consumers aren't going to the movies as much lately. It's been a terrible year for Hollywood and big movie theater chains.

Venezuela didn't pay its bills last week. It also owes a lot more money very soon as it spirals further into chaos.

Oath CEO Tim Armstrong says he is on a mission to fill at least half of the leadership positions at the company with women by 2020.

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The crippled Weinstein Co. may have a buyer -- and he happens to be a close friend of President Trump.

More trouble in the land of retail. Nordstrom, which put itself on the shopping block this summer, said Monday it is suspending sale talks.

Air travel in India is growing at an incredible pace. The bad news? Its airports can't keep up.

Half the banks in Puerto Rico are still closed, almost a month after Hurricane Maria.

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Gold is having a good year. But not as good as palladium, which has spiked nearly 50% in 2017 to its highest level in over 16 years.

The U.S. government wants to make it harder for hackers to spoof government emails.

NBC sportscaster Al Michaels apologized for making a joke about Harvey Weinstein during "Sunday Night Football."

Leslie Cofresi started to cry when he saw his staff the day after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico.

In some parts of the world, a single plate of food can eat up more than an entire day's earnings.

It's the latest big scandal to rock corporate Japan.

The White House's chief economist released a paper Monday that seeks to explain why the Trump administration believes a big cut in the corporate tax rate could spur a dramatic increase in workers' paychecks.

1. Netflix earnings: Netflix will report its third quarter earnings after the closing bell.