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1. Bull market birthday: America's bull market turns eight years old on Thursday.

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An explosive headline about President Donald Trump rippled through Chinese media this week.

Some South Koreans are calling it "the trial of the century."

She's the most popular girl on Wall Street.

Anheuser-Busch may withdraw its sponsorship of the Boston St. Patrick's Day parade this year to protest the exclusion of a gay veterans group.

Leading Republicans in Congress are not yielding to pressure to review President Trump's tax returns for potential conflicts of interest.

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Dismal earnings from the parent company of Men's Wearhouse are scaring the pants off investors.

Some Houston drivers are enduring marathon commutes rather than work for Uber.

With Baby Boomers set to retire in droves, the U.S. will need a steady flow of immigrants to keep its workforce growing over the next couple of decades, a new report from Pew Research finds.

Disney CEO Bob Iger defended his membership on President Trump's business forum calling it a opportunity to have a voice "in the room where it happens."

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Have you seen the statue of the "fearless girl" facing the Wall Street bull?

Nine months after Uber and Lyft pulled out of Austin, the city has put a much publicized breakup in its rear-view mirror.

The country's top media industry regulator really doesn't want to talk about President Trump's attacks on the media.

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Keep the shopping carts at a distance, please.

Online retailers broke the law when they sold toy guns through Amazon, and now they have to pay, the New York attorney general says.

The American oil industry may be on the cusp of an incredible revival.