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Congress unanimously approved to expand the GI Bill, helping veterans who wasted their benefits at now defunct for-profit colleges.

Auto sales in the U.K. dropped by 9.3% in July compared to the previous year, according to data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. It was the fourth consecutive monthly decline.

President Trump's proposed immigration plan to curb some legal immigration could be a setback for the U.S. economy, which is struggling to find skilled workers.

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State attorneys general, business groups and Republican lawmakers have joined the effort to get President Trump to continue paying the Obamacare cost-sharing subsidies.

Mark Zuckerberg says he's not planning to run for political office, but his charity is gradually recruiting more people with experience doing just that.

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Facebook is rolling out its latest feature to help combat fake news.

The stock market keeps setting records. But the currency market seems fed up with Trump's stumbles.

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Women pursue extra gigs for different reasons than men do. About 69% of women say they use the extra money from a side hustle to help pay for living expenses, according to Bankrate, compared to just 42% of men.

Long-term rates have cooled in the past few months as investors start to wonder whether President Trump can live up to his economic promises.

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Companies are blaming slower gun sales on the results of the election.

The S&P 500 hasn't had a 5% downturn in more than 400 days, the longest streak since 1996.

Kavin Bharti Mittal founded Hike messenger when he realized how confusing the internet could be for first-time users.

Iran hoped that agreeing to significantly curtail its nuclear program would encourage foreign firms to pour billions into the country. But a flood of investment has not materialized.

Avon CEO Sheri McCoy will step down from the makeup icon next year. Avon continues to rack up big losses as sales decline. There's no word on who will replace McCoy.