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The U.S. dollar fell dramatically after President Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he thought it was 'getting too strong.'

Economist Tyler Cowen, author of the new book 'The Complacent Class: The Self-Defeating Quest for the American Dream' argues Americans don't take enough risks anymore.

Samsung's widely touted new digital assistant, Bixby, won't be fully operational when the company's new Galaxy S8 smartphone goes in sale in the U.S.

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United is getting raked through the mud for its forced removal of a passenger. Here's what we know, 48 hours after the incident.

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On Tuesday, President Trump claimed he has created 600,000 jobs so far. Government data does not back that up. Only 317,000 jobs have been created so far, according to Labor Department data.

British-German tech company Dialog Semiconductor saw its stock nosedive Tuesday after an analyst suggested Apple might drop it as a supplier.

Japan's Toshiba said that there is "substantial doubt" about its ability to continue as a going concern.

Tesla became America's most valuable carmaker on Monday, surpassing General Motors for the top spot.

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China's LeEco has pulled the plug on a plan to buy U.S. electronics maker Vizio for $2 billion. The companies blamed "regulatory headwinds."

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The SEC has charged 27 individuals and businesses for schemes in which writers were allegedly paid in secret to promote the stocks of public companies.

An internal Wells Fargo report prepared in August 2004 eerily foretold the fake account scandal that a dozen years later would shake Wells Fargo to its core.

Wells Fargo is clawing back $75 million from the former CEO and another top executive, blaming for playing central roles in the bank's fake account fiasco.

Trump finally appointed Kevin Hassett as head of the White House Council of Economic Advisers. Hassett is a leading tax expert and a 'moderate' Republican who will likely align with the Goldman Sachs crowd.

Barclays CEO Jes Staley tried to identify the author of a letter alleging wrongdoing at the big British bank.

The BBC reported Monday that officials at the Bank of England put pressure on Barclays to artificially lower the Libor benchmark interest rate during the financial crisis.