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Sears had another awful quarter. Sales plunged during the holidays, and the company continued to lose money. But there may be hope that the iconic retailer can stave off bankruptcy.

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Well, that didn't take long.

1. Trump talks with China, Japan: Investors are feeling optimistic as it seems President Trump may be toning down his rhetoric towards China.

OPEC is showing a rare degree of discipline in sticking to its promise to slash oil production.

President Trump sounds like he's picking a fight with Japan over trade. That could make for tricky talks about a hugely important relationship when he meets Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

The Obamacare purge has begun.

President Donald Trump is normally quick to complain about what he sees as unfair foreign competition.

Some CEOs live for a better bottom line. Expedia's CEO just hopes we live, period.

Elon Musk and President Donald Trump may not agree on everything. But the willingness of Musk to continue meeting with and advising Trump, even as many other tech leaders face criticism for doing so, might actually be a smart business decision.

If President Trump is trying to hurt Nordstrom, it appears he's failed.

When President Donald Trump met with top airline executives Thursday, he mentioned one of his most trusted sources of information about the nation's aviation system -- his personal pilot.

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On late night TV, Sean Spicer is a punchline. On cable news, he's a punching bag. In the briefing room, he's punching back.

Gulf airlines are fighting back hard against claims they're destroying American jobs. They say the opposite is true.

Mexico is pulling out all the stops to shield itself from President Trump's looming policies.

The Office of Government Ethics says it's being swamped by phone calls, emails and web traffic from citizens.

Anthem vowed Thursday to appeal a federal judge's move to halt its planned takeover of Cigna.

Congress usually reserves words like "tyranny," "destructive," and "dangerous" for condemning intolerant regimes in the Middle East and elsewhere.

Vista Outdoor is suffering a double-digit stock price plunge after the gun and ammo maker reported a slide in sales and profit since the presidential election.