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Ahead of Dr. Jill Stein's CNN Town Hall Wednesday night, we take a look at some of her key economic proposals.

Federal Reserve committee members are hinting that a rate hike this year is likely even though investors have dismissed such talk for this year.

Target says it will spend $20 million to add private bathrooms after boycott objecting to sharing public bathroom with transgender people.

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Americans who favor Donald Trump are employed and richer than average, but they tend to be less educated and hold blue collar jobs, a new Gallup study found.

Paul Ceglia, the man who claims to own half of Facebook, says his life is at risk.

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Retail giant Target said that sales of Apple products plunged in the second quarter. Target is hoping that demand will improve once the iPhone 7 finally comes out later this year. So are Apple investors.

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Target-date funds are one of the most popular choices among retirement savers.

Uber has launched a legal battle against new rules that require taxi drivers from non-English speaking countries to pass a language exam before securing a London private hire permit.

Three major insurers are dramatically scaling back their presence on the Obamacare exchanges. But experts say Obamacare can survive the shake out.

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Target is the latest big retailer to issue a lousy outlook for the rest of 2016. Consumers seem to be pulling back. But the rise of Amazon is also a big problem for Target and other brick-and-mortar retail giants.

Bank of America is advising investors to bet big on energy stocks. The bank predicts crude oil will surge to $69 a barrel by next June, carrying energy stocks along for the ride.

Playboy Mansion sold for $100 million, about half the asking price but more than any other L.A. home in history.

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

Apple is pumping more money into China despite a series of setbacks in the huge but tricky market.