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The U.S. and Mexico reached an agreement over Mexican sugar exports to the United States. The negotiations were seen as a proxy for the much larger and upcoming NAFTA talks.

The Intercept has established itself as a source for cutting-edge journalism, particularly in the realms of national security, digital privacy and government secrets. But the arrest of a woman alleged to be its source for a big new story has some journalist criticizing its reporting.

Buying a home is often the biggest purchase you'll make -- especially when you're young. But for some, the investment turns into quite the financial windfall.

A Q&A new man in charge of the biggest brand in marijuana media.

The U.S. has a record high number of jobs available -- 6 million -- according to Labor Department data released Tuesday.

Ivanka Trump has a dream that all new parents in America can get a few weeks of paid parental leave. Her vision got a big boost Tuesday when a bipartisan report came out with a compromise plan to make it happen.

Looking to make a move to a new city? Here are the 10 fastest growing large cities in the U.S., according to the Census Bureau.

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United CEO Oscar Munoz tells CNN's Richard Quest that involuntary bumpings were down 80% in May compared with a year ago.

The U.S. dollar slumped to a seven-month low against a basket of currencies on Tuesday, wiping away the last of its post-election gains.

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani is ignoring protests to push ahead with a huge coal project in Queensland.

Google's new 'Be Internet Awesome' campaign aims to teach kids how to stay safe online and not be bullies.

South Africa's economy contracted by 0.7% in the first quarter, hurt by weak trade and manufacturing.

Companies are enabling people to use their smartphones to unlock their inner divas anytime and anywhere.

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The British Airways technology meltdown that affected over 75,000 passengers at the end of May seems to have been caused by human error and a flipped switch.

Qatar has an impressive portfolio of assets that ranges from prime real estate in London to stakes in major banks.

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