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Royal Bank of Scotland is making money again after nine years and $81 billion in losses, but investors are worried about a looming US fine for selling toxic mortgages.

Plastic straw manufacturers are bracing for big changes. The UK is considering a ban, and the tide of opining is turning against their product.

The Olympics remain a marquee attraction -- the continuing embodiment of the thrill of victory and agony of defeat -- with several evolving caveats about their traditional power as a marketing platform.

The Trump administration is making it even harder to secure an H-1B visa for third-party companies and staffing firms in a bid to crack down on abuse.

Fitch downgrades Brazilian debt further into junk territory after a push for pension reform failed.

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Mini production is moving to China. BMW, which makes the famed British Mini car, is going to start producing the new electric version with Great Wall Motor.

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Chinese authorities say they are prosecuting the chairman of the Chinese insurance firm that owns New York's Waldorf Astoria, accusing him of "economic crimes."

Asia needs trillions in infrastructure spending and doesn't want to rely on China alone. It's an issue Australia's leader could discuss with President Trump on Friday.

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A week after the shooting that killed 17 people, the topic of gun control still dominates social media and the airwaves. That wasn't the case after the Las Vegas shooting.

Airbnb is adding more lodging types to its site, such as boutique hotels, bed and breakfasts and high-end rentals.

Long Blockchain, which used to be known as Long Island Iced Tea, is being called out by Nasdaq for allegedly trying to fool investors by capitalizing on the bitcoin craze.

This year's iteration of CPAC provides a vivid picture of how much has changed for Steve Bannon and the site he used to lead.

Gun maker Sturm Ruger says it cut 700 jobs, more than a quarter of its staff, due to

BlackRock is pressing gunmakers on their response after the school shooting in Florida.

Snapchat stock plunged 6% after Kylie Jenner indicated she no longer uses the app following its redesign.

The Department of Education may make it easier for people filing for bankruptcy to get out of their student loans.