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President Trump's interim consumer chief has made big changes in just a few months.

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The White House budget blueprint is calling for a paid family leave program for new parents.

Rolls-Royce's new ultra-luxury SUV will be named after the huge Cullinan Diamond.

IBM sues to stop diversity exec from jumping to Microsoft, showing growing importance to tech firms of improving workplace diversity.

The gunmaker Remington says it will stay in business while restructuring its debt.

The number of trade investigations in President Trump's first year in office rose 81% compared with President Obama's final year in office. The sharp rise reflects Trump's heavy emphasis on trade

Day Zero: Some business owners say they will be forced to close if Cape Town water taps go dry in June.

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Small businesses are feeling optimistic and raising wages, according to a report from the National Federation of Independent Business.

OPEC and Russia have spent more than a year trying to drain the world of excess oil supply. A "colossal" oil boom in the United States could spoil their efforts.

A new analysis says that Hulu lost $920 million last year.

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Lotte Chairman Shin Dong-bin joins Samsung's de facto chief, in being found guilty of playing a role in a huge political corruption scandal.

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The billionaire investor wants Xerox shareholders to shred a planned takeover by Fujifilm, saying it will be the "death knell" for the storied U.S. company.

President Donald Trump said Monday he would soon unveil a plan to impose a "reciprocal tax" on imports, and argued that trading relationships with major nations have become unfair.

Amazon layoff totals are in the "low hundreds" at the company's Seattle headquarters.

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Venezuela's oil production fell to a new, 30-year low in January, excluding a brief strike in 2003, according to OPEC's monthly report published Monday.