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Golfing great Arnold Palmer became the first sports star to show that income from commercial endorsements could outstrip prize-money earnings.

American voters of all different political and socioeconomic backgrounds tell CNNMoney they are really unhappy with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. The concern is whether they will stay home on Election Day -- or pull back on their spending.

Is Twitter finally going to sell out? Shares surged on a report that a buyout could be coming. Google is still named as one of the top suitors. But so is software company Salesforce.

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Donald Trump renewed his threats to cut two EPA regulations. He's also said he would be 'dismantling' Dodd-Frank while supporting one hiring regulation.

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Elizabeth Warren and seven other senators have asked the Department of Labor to launch an investigation into whether Wells Fargo violated the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Move over Alan Greenspan. Maybe Janet Yellen is the new market maestro? Stocks rallied for a second straight day as investors seemed to like the Fed's plans to eventually start raising rates again ... but not do so too quickly.

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Nearly a dozen current and former employees at large and regional banks tell CNNMoney that a sales obsession pervades their banks, too.

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Donald Trump has accused the Federal Reserve of keeping rates low to help President Obama and Hillary Clinton. On Wednesday, Janet Yellen said that's not true, 'We do not take politics into account in our decisions.'

The Federal Reserve also downgraded its forecast for economic growth in 2016 for the third time this year. It now projects growth this year to be 1.8%. In June it forecast growth of 2%.

CNNMoney is hearing from former Wells Fargo workers around the country who tried to put a stop to these illegal tactics. Almost half a dozen workers who spoke with us say they paid dearly for trying to do the right thing: they were fired.

Chipotle's Steve Ells says company has implemented sweeping improvements to food safety.

The SEC charged star investor Leon Cooperman with insider trading on Wednesday.

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