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Forget stocks. These investors are putting $2.4 million toward shelter for the homeless.

Mitsubishi Materials said two of its subsidiaries had falsified data on products used in cars and airplanes.

The maker of Angry Birds has disappointed investors with its first earnings report as a public company.

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An oil spill on the Keystone Pipeline has sent crude oil prices climbing to levels unseen since July 2015.

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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is the biggest investor in Kraft Heinz, and there is Wall Street chatter that the food conglomerate may want to buy Pepsi. But will Buffett back a deal? He's also the largest shareholder in Coke.

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Many too-big-to-fail banks have grown even larger during the decade since the financial crisis.

Kay, Jared and Zales' diamonds are losing their sparkle.

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Campbell Soup is having trouble selling soup. That's a problem. A dispute with Walmart, growing competition in the supermarket industry from Amazon/Whole Foods and a weak crop for carrots (yes, carrots) are hurting the company too.

America's unemployment rate has plummeted from 10% during the Great Recession to 4.1% today. Goldman Sachs thinks it's headed to the lowest level in half a century thanks to the accelerating economy.

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Social media and gaming giant rockets past market cap milestone to beat Silicon Valley rival.

President Trump has made trade a central issue for his administration. In his first year at the White House, he's taken action on some trade issues while holding back on others.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen officially submitted her resignation from the central bank's Board of Governors.

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