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Bank of America is still working with gunmaker Remington

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A top Bank of America executive pledged in April that the bank wouldn't "finance military-style firearms for civilian use," but the bank is still lending $43 million to gunmaker Remington Outdoor Company.

Electric Winnebagos are coming soon

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Apple inches closer to $1 trillion market value

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One of Europe's top airlines is in crisis

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Why US companies are changing their websites to please China

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8 years 4 months ago

Despite tough talk from the White House, airlines and other major American brands are eager to keep on Beijing's good side.

Are you obligated to report sexual harassment at work?

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8 years 4 months ago

Sexual harassment in the workplace is illegal, but there is no federal law that requires victims, confidants or witnesses to report it. But supervisors are another story.

Why Volkswagen can't ignore new diesel cover-up claim

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Volkswagen has repeatedly tried to turn the page on its diesel emissions scandal. But more legal trouble looms.

Oprah has made a killing on Weight Watchers stock

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JUST CEO Josh Tetrick created vegan mayo. Now, he wants to end world hunger

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Warren Buffett speaks on Saturday. Here are 6 things to watch for

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Volkswagen ex-CEO charged with fraud in diesel emissions scandal

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Xerox CEO is back as board does shock U-turn

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Just a couple of days after announcing its CEO was resigning, Xerox said Thursday he's staying put, the latest twist in a protracted battle with activist shareholders.