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Tim Cook has denounced President Trump's remarks on the deadly violence in Charlottesville.

No president in modern history has sought to slash regulations on businesses quite like Donald Trump.

1. Stock rally fizzles: U.S. stocks are near all-time highs but the recent rally seems to have fizzled out, in part because of President Trump's growing isolation. U.S. stock futures were flat ahead of the open.

Corporate America is denouncing the violent, racist Charlottesville rally in unequivocal terms.

Neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer found a temporary home on the Russian internet after American tech companies refused to host it.

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A top editor for the New York Times provided more than an hour of testimony on Wednesday, as a federal judge in Manhattan continues to weigh whether to proceed with Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against the newspaper.

In the immediate aftermath of the Charlottesville terror attack, the far-right website GotNews posted what seemed like a huge scoop. The website said it could "exclusively reveal" that the person who had run over a group of demonstrators in a Dodge Charger was not a white nationalist, but instead a critic of President Donald Trump.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg joined a chorus of corporate executives condemning white supremacist groups late Wednesday.

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CEOs resigned from Trump's business advisory councils one after another in the wake of his remarks on Charlottesville.

Rallies were slated to happen Saturday in at least nine major U.S. cities to protest Google's firing of James Damore, an engineer who wrote a controversial memo on the company's diversity policies.

The Trump administration has agreed to pay insurers a key Obamacare subsidy this month, the White House announced Tuesday.

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America's central bank has raised interest rates four times in the past two years.

It's the lunar event of the century -- and some companies are cashing in.