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After months of threats and skirmishes, the trade war between the United States and China is about to get serious.

In the end, the whistleblowers made enough noise to be heard.

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You're probably familiar with the wage gap.

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Chinese tech company ZTE has named a new CEO as it tries to deliver on a deal with the US government that would allow it to get back to business.

China wants global companies to drop references to Taiwan as an independent entity. India's national airline is the latest to fall in line.

California's new data protection law gives consumers sweeping control over how much personal information companies can collect. It lets people opt out of having their data collected entirely, and even makes it easier to sue companies in the wake of a data breach.

The merger of Uber's operations in Southeast Asia with those of rival Grab may have broken competition law and could be reversed, a Singapore regulator said Thursday.

Malaysia has put the brakes on a massive China-backed rail project, citing excessive costs.

There have been a lot of headlines about the gender wage gap among full-time wage and salary workers. Researchers have found that pay disparities persist due to a combination of women working in lower-paid occupations, taking time off to have kids and discrimination.

Britain's biggest auto manufacturer is warning that a bad Brexit would blow a hole in the company's profit and put a huge amount of its spending in the country at risk.

The future of Rupert Murdoch's Fox is live TV.

1. Trump on OPEC: US investors may have taken a break for the 4th of July, but President Donald Trump was using his Twitter feed to pile pressure on OPEC.

A frustrating attempt at renovating a house in California prompted one couple to start a business that aims to help others avoid the same headaches.

Capital Gazette staffers normally cover the Independence Day parade in Annapolis. This year, they marched in the parade instead.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned the Trump administration that hitting auto imports with new tariffs would have dire consequences.

A record number of people have jobs, and companies are struggling to fill positions. But workers still aren't getting raises.