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President Trump met on Tuesday with several CEOs of prominent pharmaceutical companies, like Johnson & Johnson, for another pow wow on jobs.

The Raiders will have to get $650 million from someone else, because Sheldon Adelson is out.

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Senate Democrats are boycotting a committee vote on Steven Mnuchin, President Trump's nominee for Treasury secretary.

Lyft is having what could only be described as a banner week.

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Last year was the worst year for college endowment returns since the financial crisis.

Vespa, best known for its stylish scooters, is trying something new.

Four years ago, Mrwan Alqaut had just immigrated to the U.S. from Egypt and was working as a busboy at a Burger King in New York. He now lives in Maryland, works as an electrical engineer and has recently been planning to buy a house.

Bethlehem Alemu's shoes have been sold worldwide by Amazon, Urban Outfitters and Whole Foods. When she started her business the Ethiopian accountant had much more modest ambitions.

Ikea plans to roll out a new range of rugs and textiles made by Syrian refugees in 2019.

Depressed oil prices are keeping the heat on Exxon at a time when the oil behemoth's longtime CEO Rex Tillerson has left to join the Trump administration.

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors have the best record in the NBA. Tom Brady will attempt to win his fifth Super Bowl with the New England Patriots on Sunday.

An adviser to President Trump accused Germany of using a "grossly undervalued" euro to hurt the U.S. economy -- and promptly drew the ire of German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

This may be the 51st Super Bowl, but it's the first to be broadcast in virtual reality.

Amazon and Expedia have joined a legal challenge to President Trump's travel ban.

Oprah Winfrey will contribute several stories to the coming season of "60 Minutes," CBS announced Tuesday.

President Trump's travel ban on the citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries has created confusion and concern across the Middle East and parts of Asia.

The big fines keep coming for Deutsche Bank.