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Chinese electric car company Nio's second day as a public company was a lot more spectacular than its first.

David Solomon, the part-time DJ and future CEO, needs to change the tune at Goldman Sachs.

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The German automaker is retiring its iconic coupe as customers abandon cars for SUVs.

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Hurricane Florence was a Category 4 hurricane two days ago. Now it has weakened to a Category 1 storm. The 11 p.m. ET report cited 90 mph sustained winds.

The mall-based retailer created a shopping frenzy when it said customers could pay their age for a special stuffed bear. Build-A-Bear's CEO apologized for the logistical problems, but she said the company has learned from the event.

Uber plans to invest more than $150 million in the region over the next five years.

The Trump administration is rolling back environmental protections, but Apple says they're good for business.

The troubled company missed a self-imposed deadline to report earnings, then reported a big loss.

Innovative competitors and price-conscious consumers mean Apple faces an uphill struggle to sell iPhones in Asia no matter what it unveils this week.

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The hour-long video captured Google executives lamenting the election of Trump because it stood in contrast to some of the company's values.

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The perk, and the account itself, is part of the bank's ploy for wealthy Millennials.

There are many ways to get the benefit of real estate without tying up capital or getting dragged into logistics that come with owning property.

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John Sculley said Apple is no longer that innovative of a company. It's a luxury brand selling high-end gadgets. But that's not necessarily a problem.

Fall is a time for cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice lattes and new iPhones.

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