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After being hit hard during the recession, Latinos say they are worried that the same reckless behaviors that precipitated the economic crisis could make a comeback.

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Health insurer profits were up 46% in 2016 from the year before. But carriers still lost money on Obamacare.

India's vast diaspora sends the most money home but other countries are far more dependent on remittances.

The House GOP bill would make health care coverage much more expensive for older Americans. The Senate is supposed to help them pay for coverage, but just how remains unknown.

Big Oil may be ignoring the rapid growth of solar and wind energy at its own peril. Wood Mackenzie estimates in a report this week that traditional energy companies need to spend $350 billion on renewables to catch up with the enormous growth there.

A stunning 50% of the CEOs, business execs, government officials and academics surveyed at the annual Yale CEO Summit would give Trump an "F" for his first 130 days in office.

The American Dream is no longer a house with a yard and pretty fence. It's a stable paycheck, according to a groundbreaking new book, "The Financial Diaries" that follows 235 low and middle class families.

Texas also has one of the country's strictest Medicaid verification systems: It runs regular checks on family finances after children are enrolled to make sure they continue to qualify.

The International Energy Agency issued its first forecast for next year and it makes grim reading for OPEC.

A month after it said it was pulling out of the Obamacare exchanges for 2018, Aetna filed to participate on Nevada's exchange for 2018. Although the insurance says it hasn't made a final decision yet.

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The European Union is preparing to reclaim a big slice of London's financial markets that supports as many as 83,000 jobs.

The number of Brits who took German citizenship last year spiked by 361% to 2,865, official data show.

President Trump is branding this week "workforce development week" and is expected to announce a new policy regarding apprenticeship programs.

For the first time, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin offered a specific month for when the government might come dangerously close to breaching its legal debt limit.

Obamacare enrollment drops to 10.3 million for 2017, down from 12.2 million people who initially signed up.

Airline boss Akbar Al Baker says the U.S. should be trying to break the "illegal" blockade of Qatar.

Hedge-fund billionaire Ray Dalio warned investors in a LinkedIn post that similar political situations in the past have led to "dictatorships and war."

Puerto Rico voted Sunday to become the 51st U.S. state, but that is unlikely to happen any time soon, and it won't help the island's $70 billion bankruptcy.