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President Trump hailed the State Department's approval of Keystone XL as a "great day for American jobs," but the controversial pipeline is only expected to create 35 permanent jobs once it's operational.

SeaWorld stock jumps after one of its owners, Blackstone, agrees to sell its stake to a Chinese company.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Friday said the idea of a U.S. debt limit is misleading.

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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin remains publicly confident that tax reform will happen this year, if not by August as he originally predicted then definitely by the fall, he said Friday.

There's more to the market than what's going on with the President and Congress. The Federal Reserve is arguably more important to Wall Street (and the economy) than politicians. And the world is a bigger place than America as well.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says he thinks tech stocks are too expensive.

Jean-Claude Juncker says that Britain will need to pay roughly £50 billion ($62.4 billion) as it leaves the EU.

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Trump has agreed to conservative lawmakers' demands to eliminate Obamacare mandate to cover many health benefits, but that could make it tough for those with pre-existing conditions to find good coverage.

Leah Juliett was just 15 when nude photos of her first leaked online. Now she's rallying for awareness of the abuse she fell victim to in the March Against Revenge Porn in Brooklyn on April 1.

The entrepreneur-rapper is an early investor in Away, a baggage firm that sold $12 million in its first year.

Japanese firm Euglena has been cultivating a type of algae for use in food and cosmetics. But it wants to use it to power aircraft.

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The massive sell-off wiped $4.1 billion off the value of China Huishan Dairy months after it was targeted by research firm Muddy Waters.

If President Trump and the Republicans fail to push repeal-and-replace across the finish line, in either the House or the Senate, there will be implications for their tax reform agenda.

Mexican foreign minister Luis Videgaray said if trade talks don't result in a good agreement for his country, "Mexico will step away from NAFTA."