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The number of workers globally who self-report working above and beyond what's asked of them at work has dropped to 16%, its lowest point in five years.

Argentina's currency, the peso, suffered another bruising year, down 15% in 2017. A mix of political and economic setbacks, despite some victories, drove the currency down.

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Barclays, Credit Suisse, UBS and Shell say new U.S. tax rules could cost them between $1 billion and $3 billion each because they reduce the value of their tax credits.

The U.S. job market continued to thrive in 2017 against a backdrop of balanced global growth, low interest rates and uncertainty stemming from President Trump's fiscal agenda.

The wealthy were treated well this year, and next year looks like more of the same.

Consumer confidence in the United States remained near a 17-year high in December, according to the Conference Board.

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The Trump administration pressed ahead with yet another round of sanctions on two key North Korea leaders.

Robin Hood Foundation CEO Wes Moore talks about his battle plan to eradicate poverty in the latest podcast episode of Boss Files with Poppy Harlow.

The price of consumer goods spiked in 2017, business confidence slumped, growth slowed dramatically and the property market stalled.

Corporate America caught fire in 2017, hauling in fatter profits than ever before.

Shahi Exports, which produces clothes for brands like GAP, Walmart and Calvin Klein, is employing and empowering rural women.

Some 8.8 million people have signed up for Obamacare for 2018, the first year the Trump administration has run the entire enrollment process.

The House offers nearly $3 billion in funding to keep CHIP afloat through March as part of a deal to keep the federal government open.

AT&T is promising to give more than 200,000 U.S. workers a $1,000 bonus once President Trump enacts the tax overhaul that Congress just passed.

President Trump and Republicans in Congress are on the verge of delivering a big tax cut for businesses. There's just one catch: Neither the economy nor corporate America needs it.

Three months after Hurricane Maria devastated the island, Puerto Rico stands to face a new tax in the Republican tax bill set to be voted on Tuesday. Its leaders are crying foul.

The final bill isn't as bad for taxpayers in high-tax states as earlier versions, but some could feel the pinch under the new legislation.

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