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President Donald Trump put Iran back in the penalty box on Tuesday ? but the impact on the oil market could be determined by how China responds.

During a speech Tuesday, former Vice President Joe Biden unveiled his proposals to close the income gap, including free community college, a more progressive tax code and stronger labor standards.

Argentina is in talks with the International Monetary Fund to obtain a credit line to help halt a free fall of the nation's currency.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping's top economic adviser is heading to Washington after no breakthroughs emerged from talks last week in Beijing.

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Despite tough talk from the White House, airlines and other major American brands are eager to keep on Beijing's good side.

Drug manufacturers provide big rebates on the price of their medicines, but consumers don't often see them at the pharmacy counter.

Corporate earnings are growing at warp speed. But Wall Street is worried that growth is reaching a peak.

Investors are flocking to the United States, a move that's causing real pain in some emerging markets.

As the demand for health care services grows, the US is going to see increasing shortages of home health aides, nurses, doctors and lab technicians, a new report finds.

One promise of the new federal income tax law was bigger paychecks. But a majority of CNNMoney readers said they either aren't seeing more money or not enough to make a difference.

President Donald Trump's trade team has landed in Beijing in a bid to stave off a trade war with China.

US regulators are close to slapping Wells Fargo with a $1 billion fine for forcing customers into car insurance and charging mortgage borrowers unfair fees.

St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard is concerned about the yield curve.

Fifty-eight percent of global money managers surveyed by Bank of America Merrill Lynch think the stock market has already peaked or will later this year.

Congress just moved a step closer to gutting an Obama-era safeguard against discriminatory auto lending.

Big banks are raking in monster profits -- and they owe President Trump thanks for their success.

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