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The central bank's maintenance and security workers are set to strike for four days over a pay dispute.

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Toyota's in-home robot can help open doors and bring water and food.

The state legislature adjourned on Friday without a final agreement. S&P threatened to downgrade Illinois' credit rating if it didn't reach a budget deal by July 1.

Samsung says it's resurrecting the Galaxy Note 7 by selling a cheaper, refurbished version in South Korea starting Friday.

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

Stocks in the week ahead: Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!; The G20 meeting kicks off; The Fed gives an update

Hong Kong's real estate market has gone through the roof since the U.K. handed it back to China in 1997.

Faced with Western sanctions, Russian President Vladimir Putin has struggled to get what he hoped for from China's giant economy, experts say.

Venezuela's president, Nicolas Maduro, announced a 50% increase in the country's minimum wage on Sunday. Due to hyperinflation, the increase only works out to almost $13 a month.

Etihad Airways, the only airline operating flights to the U.S. from the capital of the United Arab Emirates, told customers that they could once again bring their large phones, tablets and laptops on their flights to the U.S.

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President Trump is wrestling with challenges both at home and abroad -- but on Twitter he's wrestling with CNN.

Dave McClure, the founder of accelerator and early stage investor 500 Startups, issued a post on Saturday about his inappropriate actions towards female founders.

CNN responded Sunday to Trump's latest tweet by calling it a "sad day" when the president "encourages violence against reporters."

Nearly half of Americans say their expenses are equal to or greater than their income. And for young people, it's over half.

Keeping track of your monthly expenses and balances can be hard. These tools can help.

These compact drones are built for racing, photography, education and some goofy fun.

Razan Alsous fled Syria for the U.K. after a bomb detonated outside her husband's office. Now she's an award-winning entrepreneur.

What it was really like working on the very first iPhone at Apple with Steve Jobs.