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Layoffs are coming to The Guardian US following a snafu over an abandoned move to a new office building.

Democrats didn't have much success pinning down President Trump's new choice for labor secretary.

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Starbucks plans to hire 240,000 more people globally by the year 2021. That includes 68,000 jobs in the United States.

After years of huge losses and store closings, the future is officially in doubt for Sears and Kmart.

Few mainstream economists believe that President Trump will be able to get the U.S. economy growing at an annualized rate of 4% anytime soon. But he may not have to live up to that promise.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board's blistering rebuke of Donald Trump on Tuesday was only the latest chapter in an antagonistic relationship between the president and a usual standard-bearer of conservative media.

In 2012, when Jerry Goodwin showed up at a California clinic with intense pain and swelling in his legs, doctors called for an ambulance even though the hospital was across the street. That generated a $900 bill ? just the beginning of a nearly three-year ordeal for Goodwin, who was uninsured.

Emirates President Tim Clark said Wednesday he believed the airline's home airport in Dubai was as safe as any other in Asia, Europe or the Americas.

There's a lot about the early days of Trump administration that Bob Nardelli likes.

Fiat Chrysler is the latest automaker to be ensnared in a growing French investigation into diesel emissions cheating.

Jay Clayton, a star Wall Street lawyer picked to lead the SEC, has a list of clients that reads like a who's who of companies accused of shady practices.

Brazil can't catch a break.

I had a choice to take my pension as a lump sum or lifetime annuity payments and I opted for the lump sum. Now I feel like it was the dumbest decision of my life. I think I'm looking at a long retirement, and I'm just not very confident about investing in today's market. Any advice for what I should do now?--Bill

Cue the Crying Jordan meme. Nike shares fell 6% in early trading Wednesday after the athletic apparel giant reported sales for its most recent quarter that missed Wall Street's forecasts.

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1. It's a pullback, not a sell-off: Global stocks are in retreat mode Wednesday, but losses are relatively minor.

Vending machines are everywhere in Japan, lining side streets and train stations.