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One year after America was in shock over the massive price hike of Daraprim from $13.50 to $750 a pill. Now the drug costs $375. Doctors say it's 'immoral' and 'unethical.'

Colombia's economy stands to benefit significantly over the long term from the peace agreement it signed Wednesday night.

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Tokyo's preparations to host the 2020 Olympic Games have already been plagued by scandal and cost overruns. And experts doubt the event will help Japan's stagnant economy.

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Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel prize-winning economist and adviser to Hillary Clinton tells CNN it's 'absolutely wrong' for President Obama to try to push through the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal.

Graduate and undergraduate students who work at private universities are now covered by collective bargaining law per a National Labor Relations Board ruling handed down Tuesday.

America's economy has a problem: Workers just aren't producing as much as they once did. Worker productivity is at its lowest level since the 1970s.

Hillary Clinton promised to make starting a small business "as easy as setting up a lemonade stand in the front yard."

Mongolia is facing an economic crisis and possible default because of low commodity prices and a slowdown in China.

The producers of English wine say its renaissance won't be derailed by Brexit.

Economists overwhelmingly think Hillary Clinton would be better for U.S. businesses than Donald Trump, according to a new survey by the National Association of Business Economics.

Over $50,000 has been raised to turn the former home of legendary poet Langston Hughes into an arts collective. The home is currently unused and was in danger of being put up for sale.

Next problem facing flood-ravaged Louisiana - will victims be forced to move out of state?

Limiting their exposure to single stocks, the wealthy see better returns

Mexico's economic growth shrank in the second quarter for the first time in three years on a quarterly basis.

Lawmakers keep trying to curtail spending in the smallest part of the federal budget while doing little to address spending that's actually driving the debt higher.

Brazil faces major political hurdles as its government attempts to resurrect an economy deep into recession.

Spain, Portugal, Italy and other sunny European nations have seen a big boost in tourist numbers this year as nervous travelers avoid places targeted by terrorists.