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Disappointed. Frustrated. Concerned. These are some of the sentiments peppered throughout a fiery open letter from Uber investors Mitch and Freada Kapor.

The Trump administration offered two very different perspectives on the U.S.-Mexico trade relationship on Thursday.

It wasn't long ago that Ed Schultz was lashing out at Republicans every night as a firebrand progressive on MSNBC.

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Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now was the name of a hit song by Starship way back in 1987. And that seems like an appropriate rallying cry for Wall Street bulls now that the Dow has just matched of best streak of consecutive records since...1987.

Yes, Mr. President, the public does want to know what's in your tax returns.

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The New York Times is running its first television ad in seven years during the Oscars Sunday night. The subject? The truth.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is promising that the Trump administration will get tax reform passed by August, although he says it will be years before it kicks economic growth into a higher gear.

President Trump is having a strange effect on Europe's political leaders: He is bringing them closer together.

President Trump met Thursday morning with the heads of two dozen manufacturing companies, including Dell, Ford, GE, Emerson Electric and Johnson & Johnson.

Google's charitable arm is pumping $11.5 million into 10 organizations fighting for racial justice.

Sex apparently didn't sell for Victoria's Secret on Valentine's Day. The company that owns the lingerie and intimate apparel chain -- and is famous for its models wearing angel wings -- warned that this month's sales are not going to set investors' hearts aflame.

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And then there were two.

While Uber does damage control for its reputation, competitor Lyft is sinking its teeth into more markets.

The top two executives at one of India's biggest startups are giving up their salaries.

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