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The Federal Reserve's committee did not raise its key interest rate at its January meeting.

Support for news outlets in the Trump era is coalescing around a catchy hashtag: #PressOn. Reporters, activists and Hollywood stars like Mariska Hargitay and Ben Stiller started to promote #PressOn Wednesday morning.

Wells Fargo's fake account fiasco is holding up severance payments to more than 400 employees who were recently laid off from the scandal-ridden bank.

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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has been expressing her displeasure with the Trump administration. This time, she's doing it with money.

Donald Trump accused Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen of keeping interest rates too low to help Hillary Clinton. Trump is now president. The Fed is likely to boost rates a few times this year. But will that slow the economy down?

Apple shares surged 6% on Wednesday to their highest level since July 2015 as the company's latest earnings report raised hopes for strong demand for the iPhone 8.

President Trump travel ban has jeopardized the university dreams of hundreds of students from Somaliland.

Gorsuch's criticism of judicial precedent giving regulators the power to interpret law has business interests excited over Trump's Supreme Court pick.

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Peter Thiel secured New Zealand citizenship after declaring that the country fits his idea of the future.

Whether your nest egg means you're on track to retire depends not just on the size of your retirement savings accounts at a given age, but a variety of factors.

NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is announcing a lawsuit against Charter Communications, which merged with Time Warner Cable last year, for failing to deliver on its promise of high speed Internet and reliability.

U.S. executives are criticizing Trump's travel ban. Their Middle Eastern counterparts not so much.

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Inequality is slated to get much worse in the U.K. as the government moves ahead with its Brexit plans.

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