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The U.S. economy added 227,000 jobs in January, and the unemployment rate ticked up a bit to 4.8%, according to the Labor Department.

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

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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May is urging EU members to raise their spending on defense in an effort to shore up NATO.

Ford Motor Co. has now started shipping the Michigan-built F-150 Raptor performance pickup to China, the first F-series truck to sell there.

Nordstrom isn't purchasing products from the Ivanka Trump brand this Fall, citing the first daughter's eponymous brand's performance.

Elon Musk defended his participation in Trump's business advisory council just hours after Uber CEO Travis Kalanick announced he was pulling out of it.

In a shocking about face, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has dropped out of President Trump's business advisory council because of his immigration order.

Super Bowl LI winners won't have to pay a high jock tax in Texas because the state doesn't have one.

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Couples are spending a record amount of money to say 'I do,' according to a new report from the Knot. But they are saying it in front of a smaller crowd.

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Chipotle reported yet another terrible earnings quarter Thursday. The company said its quarterly profits were down 76% compared to the same period last year.

Amazon continues its rapid growth, but Wall Street wants more.

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Opponents say the border adjustment tax will hurt American consumers. Advocates say it will keep businesses from leaving the United States.

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The New York Times saw big growth in subscribers this quarter, contradicting President Trump's claim that they're "dwindling."

From border towns to the bustling capital, Mexicans are fuming about President Trump's plan to erect a wall between the long-time allies and the threats to use a 20% tariff on Mexican goods to finance it.