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According to a new report, medical debt is the No. 1 reason consumers reported being contacted by a collection agency. If efforts to overhaul the Affordable Care Act result in more people losing their coverage, those numbers could rise.

40% of the parts in a typical Mexican product originate in the United States, according to the Commerce Department.

Eike Batista, once among the richest people in the world, is ensnared in a corruption investigation.

It's not that easy to figure out exactly which credit score a lender is using, because you have more than just one. A lot more.

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Despite talk of Mexican border tax, CEOs of Fiat Chrysler, Ford both say Trump policies are good for their industry.

About half of Americans have nothing invested in the market. They didn't benefit from Dow 20,000. But some poor Americans like Donna Coomer still see it as a hopeful sign about what President Trump is doing for America.

"The Salesman" star Taraneh Alidoosti boycotts Oscars over Trump plan to ban Iranians entering the U.S.

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After President Enrique Pena Nieto canceled a meeting with President Trump following Trump's tweet, the peso fell again. It's near an all-time low.

Ant Financial, a company backed by Alibaba and Jack Ma, is acquiring MoneyGram, a money transfer business that lets U.S. consumers send money -- or remittances -- to Mexico. What will the White House think of this?

Shareholders have struck again, stopping a 54% pay rise for the CEO of tobacco giant Imperial Brands.

Trump's hope to bring back Mexican auto jobs has a problem - most workers there build parts, not cars.

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President Trump isn't the first world leader to make Twitter his preferred method of communication. Venezuela's Hugo Chavez was prolific.

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President Trump is getting information and affirmation from Fox News, and he's going a step further, openly promoting the conservative cable news channel.

Johnson & Johnson is spending $30 billion of its overseas cash pile on a Swiss biopharmaceutical company, Actelion.

Collectively, the millions of people who participated in the Women's March represented a kumbaya moment of dissent against the policies of incoming President Donald Trump. It felt like a step in the right direction, but we still have a long way to go before women of color reach full parity with white women.