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1. Earnings bonanza: A mix of financial services, entertainment, transportation and technology companies are reporting earnings this week.

China's economy is holding steady.

NPR and the SAG-AFTRA labor union have finally landed a tentative contract deal.

In one of the biggest box office battles of the summer, it was apes over spiders.

Wedding planning is tough. For hundreds of women, it just got a lot tougher.

That galaxy far, far away is about to get a lot closer for "Star Wars" fans.

This weekend's U.S. Women's Open has drawn top golfers, President Trump and some protesters.

John Bernecker, a stunt performer for the popular AMC television series "The Walking Dead," died Friday after a fall on the show's set in Georgia.

As a strike threat loomed, NPR managers and unionized workers decided to continue marathon contract negotiations Saturday.

Insurers have blasted a new provision in the Senate health care plan as "unworkable," saying it would send premiums skyrocketing for those with pre-existing conditions and leave millions more people uninsured.

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The 2016 presidential election led many to second guess the soundness of political polling. But Nate Silver, the editor-in-chief of FiveThirtyEight, says the polls are just fine. It's the media and the public who could use a Stats 101 lesson.

The makers of your favorite podcast could be ready to walk off the job.

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President Trump's business is once again suing to lower the tax assessment on his golf club in Jupiter, Florida.

Even hip hop moguls have to pay taxes.

They're calling it the "The Visa Cashless Challenge."

If Wall Street is concerned about all the drama in D.C., it's definitely not showing it.

If you've ever wished you didn't have to leave the comfort of a high-end hotel to fly around the world -- you're in luck.