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Average incomes for Brits over 60 have gone up 10% since the global financial crisis. They've fallen by 7% for the 22-30 age group.

The GOP platform calls for bringing back the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, a law that would break up America's biggest banks. It was a key part of Bernie Sanders' campaign.

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The IMF cuts its forecast for the world economy due to Brexit and says uncertainty stemming from the U.K. vote could lead to the weakest growth since the financial crisis.

These are challenging times for Wall Street investment banks. Goldman Sachs posted another big drop in revenue as Brexit worries took their toll. Goldman has cut its bonus pool and other expenses as well to compensate.

Uber has completed two billion rides on its platform.

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Softbank shares tumbled Tuesday as investors reacted to the company's $32 billion purchase of ARM Holdings, one of the U.K.'s most successful tech companies.

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Donald Trump phoned into Fox News on Monday night, interrupting the network's coverage of the first night of the Republican National Convention.

CMMG is moving its AR-15 factory, and its jobs, to the small town of Boonville, Missouri.

Netflix reported disappointing subscriber growth on Monday, sending its stock spiraling downward in after-hours trading.

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Automakers are doing a great job meeting tougher fuel economy rules, regulators say, but shift to SUVs means fuel efficiency will be lower int he long term.

Steven Spielberg has been elected to the board of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, in an election that garnered more attention this year amid the controversy surrounding the #OscarsSoWhite campaign.

Strict non-disparagement clauses are preventing some former Fox News women from speaking publicly about harassing behavior by CEO Roger Ailes.

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Justice Department and SEC are probing whether Fiat Chrysler sales numbers were inflated.

If Donald Trump wants showbiz at this week's Republican National Convention, he'll likely have to provide it himself. Because the celebrity guest list is severely wanting.