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Sales growth underwhelms Wall Street. Investors are nervous about a slowdown in the United States. Has Starbucks reached a saturation point in its home market?

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Women at the BBC have been protesting the pay gap since a report last year revealed that only one third of the top-paid executives were women.

President Trump mostly kept to the script during his high-profile speech in Davos, Switzerland. And the audience of global business leaders appreciated that.

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Women make up just 21% of attendees at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Matthew Chan always wanted to meet some of the key people behind Tesla. This week, he got a even more than he bargained for.

Amazon Go is the company's experimental convenience store in Seattle that replaces cashiers with tracking technology.

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Low unemployment provides an opening for people who are traditionally underemployed.

President Trump has issued a firm warning to rival trading nations at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Walmart is turning up the heat on Amazon on both sides of the Pacific. It has struck a deal on e-books and online groceries with Japanese company Rakuten.

Alongside the economic and social tolls sexual harassment can exact, there's an invisible psychological one as well.

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The World Economic Forum is clear on bitcoin: It's an interesting investment, but please don't call it a currency.

After years of spectacular growth, smartphone sales in China are on the wane.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

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Republican Senators Orrin Hatch and Jeff Flake introduced legislation on Thursday that would increase the annual quota of H-1B visas, among other changes.