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General Motors CEO Mary Barra announced a new push to train engineers that's specifically aimed at recruiting women and minorities.

Blue Apron said it will now look to sell its shares in a range of $10 to 11 when it goes public on the NYSE. It had previously expected to price its offering between $15 and $17. It's potentially a bad sign for unicorn startups.

L'Oreal has sold cosmetics firm The Body Shop to Natura, a Brazilian company.

Airbus has started work on the first of 900 satellites that could one day deliver the internet to every corner of the world.

Illinois is grappling with a severe budget crisis that could soon lead to an embarrassing first.

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Hackers launched blistering attacks Tuesday against companies and agencies across the world.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday will disclose if 34 of the country's banks will be cleared to buy back stock or pay dividends to shareholders.

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Sarah Palin filed a lawsuit against the New York Times on Tuesday alleging that a recent editorial falsely portrayed her as responsible for inciting the 2011 shooting of Democratic Rep. Gabby Giffords.

A pool of about 240 prospective jurors is down to a little more than 60 for the fraud trial of Martin Shkreli.

Lottery officials announced Tuesday that players who score more than $25,000 will have to wait for their payouts if the state can't reach a budget agreement. It's happened before.

Crude oil plunged into a bear market last week amid fears about the giant supply glut. But crude prices have stabilized in recent days and Citigroup predicted the "bottom" may be near.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday said that it will hear a challenge to a federal law that bans most states from legalizing sports betting.

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Under the Senate health care bill, many Americans would end up paying more for doctors' visits and treatment.

As soon as the European Commission said it had fined Google $2.7 billion, it was accused of protectionism and bias against American companies.

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