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Beijing could retaliate by imposing punishing measures of its own, but it may also use Trump's tariffs to cast itself as the defender of global trade and deflect criticism of its own behavior.

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Toyota is stepping on the gas to develop a commercially viable autonomous car by forming a new company with two of its suppliers.

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The Weinstein Company's bankruptcy talk has been replaced by deal talk.

REI, a retailer that sells outdoor apparel and supplies, is stopping its relationship with Vista Outdoor after the company failed to issue a statement following a mass shooting in Florida.

The Venezuelan government raised the country's monthly minimum wage again as hyperinflation demolishes people's incomes.

Ex-convict James Purifoy earned an associate degree in culinary arts while serving 10 years prison. Today, he's a burger chef and a local celebrity, with a bustling business in his hometown of Rockford, Illinois.

For years, Agata Burdonova had shared nearly every aspect of her life online. That lasted until this past weekend, when a Russian TV news channel outed her as a former employee of a Russian troll factory now living in a suburb of Seattle.

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John Moody, the longtime Fox News executive who wrote a controversial column about the US Olympic committee last month, is no longer with Fox News, three people familiar with the matter told CNN.

American Outdoor Brands, the gun company with the Smith & Wesson brand, said quarterly sales plunged 33% and profit fell by two-thirds.

Wall Street is worried about a trade war.

Georgia may be lashing out at Delta, putting a tax break at risk, but they aren't breaking up any time soon.