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The ongoing negative rhetoric over guns and mass shootings drags down gun stocks including American Outdoor Brands, Vista Outdoor and, for the week, Sturm Ruger.

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Fitch downgrades Brazilian debt further into junk territory after a push for pension reform failed.

Some of China's biggest companies are now much more focused on selling international assets rather than buying them.

Chinese authorities say they are prosecuting the chairman of the Chinese insurance firm that owns New York's Waldorf Astoria, accusing him of "economic crimes."

Royal Bank of Scotland is making money again after nine years and $81 billion in losses, but investors are worried about a looming US fine for selling toxic mortgages.

Asia needs trillions in infrastructure spending and doesn't want to rely on China alone. It's an issue Australia's leader could discuss with President Trump on Friday.

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Long Blockchain, which used to be known as Long Island Iced Tea, is being called out by Nasdaq for allegedly trying to fool investors by capitalizing on the bitcoin craze.

The roaring American economy is likely to sink into a recession prior to President Trump's bid to get reelected in 2020.

Tim Chevalier, a former Google engineer, is accusing the company of firing him after he spoke out about repeated incidents of racism, sexism and harassment.

Three big companies are investigating allegations that prisoners in China made packaging bearing their brand names.

Angry Birds maker Rovio has lost more than half its value since going public in October. Its shares plunged Thursday after it warned revenue and profits could fall this year.

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More than a year into Trump's presidency, there remains deep pessimism in the energy industry about the chances of a coal comeback in the near-term or even in the long run.

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China says it will respond if President Trump imposes new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. US soybean farmers fear that could put them in Beijing's cross hairs.

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