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Florida property insurance stocks have gotten rocked this week as Hurricane Irma threatens to unleash catastrophic damage on the state.

Stock plunges for gun maker American Outdoor Brands after disappointing earnings.

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Good news, consumers. Prices at the supermarket are low. But competition is hurting Kroger. It posted weak sales growth as it deals with the threat from Amazon and Walmart.

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CNN's Richard Quest discusses the resiliency of Thailand's tourism industry amid political change and terror threats.

Florida residents racing to get out of Hurricane Irma's destructive path have encountered a serious obstacle: gasoline shortages.

Disney CEO Bob Iger warned at an investment conference that profits may be flat this year. NBCUniversal owner Comcast also gave a somewhat gloomy outlook about its cable business. Other media stocks tanked on the news.

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Jobless claims surged in Texas due to Hurricane Harvey. Florida could report similar increases depending on how bad the damage is from Hurricane Irma. But will this have a big and lasting impact on the broader U.S. economy?

The company behind Hot Pockets will soon be selling vegetarian foods like "Harmless Ham" and "Benevolent Bacon."

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Rosalind Brewer, formerly the head of Walmart unit Sam's Club, is one of the most prominent black female executives in Corporate America. She's joining the coffee king in early October and will report directly to CEO Kevin Johnson.

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President Trump's deregulation agenda is being undermined by a steady string of scandals at Wells Fargo.

Wang Jianlin's company is suing Chinese social media accounts, accusing them of spreading false reports that he was barred from leaving China.

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The second round of NAFTA negotiations ended in Mexico City on Tuesday. It's still unclear how much progress has been made as all three countries have staked out vastly different positions on key issues.

The end of the DACA program is yet another sign that President Donald Trump is not particularly interested in hearing what American business leaders think is best for their workers.

Stocks started September with a thud as investors worried about the North Korea nuclear threat, a possible government shutdown in Washington and yet another debt ceiling dilemma.