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Former HSBC trader faces 20 years for running up client fees.

Becoming a flight attendant can mean traveling the world. But it's a tough gig to land. Delta is looking to hire 1,000 flight attendants to join its team.

WeWork is growing its footprint beyond real estate to education.

Hill, who was suspended due to a second violation of the company's social media guidelines, confirmed that she will be back on Monday to co-host SportsCenter's 6PM show, SC6.

Stock drops 50% for DBV Technologies after its Viaskin peanut allergy patch fails to clear clinical trials, providing a boost for competitor Aimmune.

People are wondering why only Justin Timberlake was invited back to perform at halftime.

Bad news for toy makers heading into the holidays. Hasbro has held up better than struggling rivals like Lego and Mattel. But the company said Monday that sales growth would be lower than expected due to problems at Toys 'R' Us.

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Justin Timberlake is returning to the Super Bowl stage for the first time since Janet Jackson's notorious wardrobe malfunction.

It's trying to compete with rivals Walmart and Target this holiday season.

"Canada is kind of like the girl next door. It's easy to take us for granted," Chrystia Freeland told CNN's Fareed Zakaria on Sunday's "GPS."

A new analysis asserts that foreign investors will enjoy about 35% of the tax savings from a cut in the corporate rate as proposed by the Trump tax framework.

Recovered from the body of a passenger on the Titanic, the letter fetched $166,000 at auction.

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The owners of old smelly cars will have to pay $28 for driving through inner London starting Monday.

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

The stock market boom has raised expectations for Amazon and the four leaders of the Dow when they report earnings this week. Look to see if Boeing, McDonald's, Caterpillar and Visa can keep carrying the Dow to new heights.