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The alternative currency has gained 70% over just the past month. A year ago it was worth less than $650.

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Southwest plans flights to Hawaii, which could bring down fares to vacation destination.

JPMorgan Chase, the nation's largest bank by deposits, reported a solid increase in earnings thanks to strong demand for credit cards, auto loans and mortgages. Consumer lending picked up the slack for weak trading revenues.

Outrage over tax breaks usually focuses on loopholes for the rich. But many of them are middle-class favorites, too.

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President Trump will again try to make the case that the middle class will benefit from corporate tax reform in a speech Wednesday in Pennsylvania.

Kobe Steel components that didn't meet agreed specifications were used in several Japanese bullet trains.

Real estate tycoon Xu Jiayin saw his wealth soar 272% in the last year, dethroning Wang Jianlin as China's richest man

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Tax reform in the U.S. The economic crisis in Venezuela. Nuclear threats from North Korea. These are just some of the monumental challenges facing global finance ministers and central bankers as they gather in Washington this week for the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

As Hollywood confronts the question of what it knew, or should have known, Weinstein's company faces an uncertain future.

President Trump suggested Wednesday that media companies which report critically on him should be punished by having television station licenses revoked.

Conservative media has had a field day since sexual misconduct allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein have surfaced, relishing an opportunity to administer perceived payback for the criticism directed by those on the left at the late Fox News chief Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly.

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"We will not pay tariffs that are being discussed and debated," said Delta's CEO Ed Bastian.

Speaking to the press in the Oval Office alongside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, President Trump said that if Mexico, Canada and the U.S. can't reach a new trade deal, the current one will be terminated and "that'll be fun."

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