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They carried signs that read "Copy editors save our buts" and "Without us, it's the New Yrok Times."

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The Congressional Budget Office narrows its projection for when Treasury will run short on money if Congress doesn't raise or suspend the country's debt ceiling.

The Dow fell 200 points and the Nasdaq really took it on the chin as big tech stocks fell sharply. But the market is still having a great year. Are traders merely just cashing in winners ahead of the end of the quarter and long weekend?

Apple's iPhone had created new industries, but it has also eliminated the need for some old ones, like maps and cameras.

Do the Republicans plan to cut Medicaid spending or not? CNNMoney explains.

Funding for state colleges and universities fell 61% in 2016, forcing schools to make layoffs, cut back library hours, and put off maintenance work.

A woman who invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in a hedge fund operated by Martin Shkreli testified at his fraud trial that it took over a year to get her money returned.

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It's still nearly a decade away, but airlines are jockeying for position to get first dibs on Boeing's new '797' airliner.

Apple's iPhone has spawned industries, pushed competitors and left people expecting more.

ISIS earnings have dropped by 80% over the past two years as territorial losses have starved the terror group of oil and tax revenue.

U.K. media regulator Ofcom has published a report that examined the high-profile scandals at Fox News.

The fast food chain's local licensee has suspended operations at more than 40 of its New Delhi outlets.

Staples is selling itself to a private-equity firm in hopes of engineering a turnaround away from the scrutiny of Wall Street.

Wall Street appears to have lost its appetite for Blue Apron.

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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has promised that a corporate tax cut will provide the middle class with "better, higher paying jobs." But it is actually hard to say how much it would help them, if at all.

It's been ten years since the first iPhone came out. Android may now have a bigger market share, but Apple's stock has been a better performer than Google owner Alphabet over the past decade. Will that trend continue?