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July was another tough month for U.S. automakers. Ford, Fiat Chrysler and General Motors all reported a decline in sales compared to July 2016.

Republicans have been talking all year about tax reform, but primarily amongst themselves. Now Democrats are having their say, and it's not clear there will be a lot of agreement.

Anthony Scaramucci lost more than a job at the White House: He lost the chance to delay paying millions of dollars in taxes.

GameStop will be open on Thanksgiving Day this year, marking a reversal from the previous three years.

A new digital currency is born.

Amazon says it is under investigation by the federal government for possibly violating U.S. sanctions on Iran.

Under Armour said Tuesday that it's cutting about 280 jobs after reporting slower-than-expected sales in its second quarter financial report.

It turns out that a lot of what you hear, you should just ignore. Research, evidence and the current job market suggests there's better advice.

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Banks would need to raise up to $50 billion to support new operations in Europe if Britain crashes out of the union.

Crude oil has bounced back to hit the $50-a-barrel threshold. Is this rebound for real or just another head fake?

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Three out of five people who voted for Brexit think "significant damage to the British economy" is a price worth paying.

Qatar has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over a trade embargo imposed by its Gulf neighbors.

Venezuela has set off down a lonely path after a polarizing election that sparked deadly clashes.

Contura Energy is planning to become the third coal company to go public this year. The mining company's IPO paperwork repeatedly reminded investors of President Trump's efforts to slash regulation on the industry.

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President Trump wants to end 'bailouts for insurers,' but those cost-sharing subsidies help millions afford coverage.

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The move will allow Paris to host the summer games in 2024.