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The number of Brits in work is at a record high, but many won't be celebrating.

The leaders of Merck, Under Armour, the Alliance for American Manufacturing, Intel and the AFL-CIO have quit a presidential manufacturing council and condemned racism.

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China is gobbling up U.S. government debt again, and it now owns more Treasuries than any other nation.

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

For the better part of three hours, Fox News hosts went after liberals and the media instead of criticizing Trump for his decision to draw a moral equivalency between neo-Nazis and leftist protestors.

Here are the steps needed for the United States, Mexico and Canada to ratify a new trade agreement.

Intel released its mid-year diversity report, with CEO Brian Kraznick fast-tracking the company's goal of achieving full representation.

President Trump doubled down Tuesday on his position that violence in Charlottesville was perpetrated by many sides.

Insurer Centene has agreed to sell Obamacare policies in the 14 rural Nevada counties that were at risk for having no coverage next year. The move leaves less than 400 people in two counties -- one in Ohio and one in Wisconsin -- without any coverage options for next year, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Scandal-ridden Wells Fargo shook up its board of directors on Tuesday by naming Elizabeth Duke the first female chairman of a top U.S. bank.

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The Congressional Budget Office will lay out what would happen to the insurance market if President Trump stops funding a key set of Obamacare cost-sharing subsidies.

McMillon serves on President Trump's business advisory council. But he criticized the president an email to employees.

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The company announced on Tuesday that it will invest $750 million to build the facility. It will create 100 permanent jobs.

Steve Bannon and Rupert Murdoch don't care much for one another, and the struggle between them has now filtered out into the media outlets connected to them.