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Chipotle reported yet another terrible earnings quarter Thursday. The company said its quarterly profits were down 76% compared to the same period last year.

Amazon continues its rapid growth, but Wall Street wants more.

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From border towns to the bustling capital, Mexicans are fuming about President Trump's plan to erect a wall between the long-time allies and the threats to use a 20% tariff on Mexican goods to finance it.

President Trump talked during the campaign about reviving Glass-Steagall, a law that would break up the big banks. Will he bring it up again during his meeting on Friday with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon?

President Trump called NAFTA "a catastrophe for our country...our jobs and our companies." He announced that commerce secretary nominee Wilbur Ross would be his top negotiator on the deal.

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Deutsche Bank's fourth quarter earnings were hit by charges that included its costly settlement with the U.S. government over toxic mortgage assets.

Prosecutors in Germany are investigating share purchases made by Deutsche Boerse CEO Carsten Kengeter.

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The Federal Reserve's committee did not raise its key interest rate at its January meeting.

Donald Trump accused Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen of keeping interest rates too low to help Hillary Clinton. Trump is now president. The Fed is likely to boost rates a few times this year. But will that slow the economy down?

Wells Fargo's fake account fiasco is holding up severance payments to more than 400 employees who were recently laid off from the scandal-ridden bank.

Apple shares surged 6% on Wednesday to their highest level since July 2015 as the company's latest earnings report raised hopes for strong demand for the iPhone 8.

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Apple could buy almost every company in the S&P 500 with its cash. If President Trump gives Apple and others a tax break to bring back money sitting in foreign bank accounts, what will Apple do? CEO Tim Cook plans to go shopping.

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