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Brace yourself for some bad jobs numbers.

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A day after the latest "repeal and replace" proposal ran out of steam last week, President Donald Trump told reporters that he would "probably be signing a very major executive order" on associations that could affect "millions of people."

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Saudi Arabia and Russia have very little in common. Except for oil.

President Trump's disregard for a free press just reached a new low: He's urging the Senate Intelligence Committee to investigate American news outlets for publishing "fake" stories.

Amazon has disrupted the retail industry. Does it have its sights set on shipping, too?

Facebook keeps expanding its footprint in the United States. Next stop: Virginia.

President Donald Trump has pledged to "do a big number" on the 2010 financial reform law known as Dodd-Frank. Now he has his own point man for the job.

Puerto Ricans say now isn't the time to debate about the island's debt. They're still just trying to get back on their feet after Hurricane Maria.

Apple has been trying to open stores in India for years, but a Chinese rival has got there first.

Reaching out to potential new mentors is a great way to get a leg up on your career.

Japan's public broadcaster has revealed that one of its reporters died from overwork.

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1. Spain on the brink: Spanish markets were volatile Thursday as the country grappled with its worst political crisis in decades.

Spain is desperately trying to halt a drive for independence in Catalonia that threatens to derail its economy and plunge Europe into chaos.

A leading senator wants more details about a trip taken by a Trump administration official who flew to Florida earlier this year on the private plane of hedge-fund billionaire Nelson Peltz, according to a letter reviewed by CNN on Wednesday.

Republican and Democratic senators are gobsmacked that Equifax just received a government contract to help the IRS guard against fraud.

An investigation into Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's use of government jets could be completed and made public as early as Friday, an official at the Treasury Department's inspector general office told CNN on Wednesday.