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Donald Trump said the Federal Reserve's policy of low rates has created a "false economy" and the central bank is only keeping rates low because they "don't want everything else to go down."

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FBI background checks surged again in August. Every month this year has broken records for background checks.

Apple's iPhone 7 is about to come out. But Wall Street is still (impatiently) waiting for Apple CEO Tim Cook to prove that he has something up his sleeve beyond another mere iPhone update. Apple's growth has slowed dramatically.

Major oil producers are talking up the prospect of a production freeze ... again.

British Airways is reporting problems with its computer system as passengers at multiple airports complain of delays and long lines.

Germany's Bayer says it's ready to pay $65 billion for U.S. seed giant Monsanto to create a huge company spanning pharmaceuticals, health products and pesticides.

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Roger Ailes has retained the libel lawyer who represents Hulk Hogan in his suit against Gawker and Melania Trump in a suit against The Daily Mail.

Two months have passed since the Brexit vote and the U.K. has still not revealed any details about how it plans to unwind its ties with the European Union.

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Saudi Arabia and Russia have signed an agreement aimed at stabilizing the oil market, according to state-owned Russian news agency TASS.

The G20 summit in China may not have produced many policy breakthroughs, but world leaders did agree on one key issue: the danger of rising income inequality.

Japan has laid out its companies' demands for how the U.K. handles its "Brexit" from the EU.

Chinese President Xi Jinping kicked off the G20 meeting with a plea for collaboration, saying the leaders face a 'crucial juncture,' and they must adopt a 'win win' mentality.

Oxford and Cambridge are trying to shake off their elitist reputations and accept more students from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds.

SpaceX and Tesla have their share of great achievements and disappointments.

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Paralympic athletes in the U.S. compete for gold, silver and bronze medals that are worth much less than the medals won by Olympic athletes.