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If there's one thing Americans can still agree on, it's that robocalls are a nuisance. Now a government agency is taking action.

Germany, India and China are great at producing billionaires -- but not so good at keeping them.

Sears did more than change the way America shopped. It changed America.

President Trump's SEC nominee Jay Clayton promised to police Wall Street without showing "favoritism to anyone" even as he faced questions about how his history representing big banks will force him to recuse himself from key matters.

London's bustling tourism sector could come under strain following a deadly terrorist attack in the heart of the city.

The Walt Disney Company is once again extending CEO Bob Iger's contract, highlighting the absence of an obvious successor to one of the most powerful men in media and entertainment.

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Black, or with milk? Sugar, or no sweetener? People love their morning coffee, and they are very specific about it. And it appears that more java addicts are starting to buy it at Dunkin' Donuts instead of Starbucks lately.

The White House says Ivanka Trump will comply with ethics restrictions -- even though they don't formally apply to her -- now that she's getting a West Wing office.

Ford Motor said its profit will fall by about 50% in the current quarter, due to weakness in the auto industry that's already been reported by rivals such as General Motors.

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"Fearless Girl" is causing quite a stir.

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President Donald Trump had a private dinner with NBC News senior political analyst Mark Halperin last week, sources with knowledge of the meeting told CNNMoney.

A helmet manufacturer in Vermont plans to grow its workforce by up to 20% after winning an Army contract.

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A judge said on Wednesday that Exxon Mobil must turn over documents to a New York prosecutor probing whether the company lied to the public and investors about the threat of climate change.

Fast-growing Middle Eastern airlines have been luring business travelers away from carriers in the U.S., Europe and Asia for years. But they may find the seats in the front of the plane going unfilled after the U.S. and U.K. banned large electronics in the cabin on some flights from the region.