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Wimbledon is upping this year's prize money to a new record high -- but international players are still likely to see their winnings tumble.

New data shows that skyrocketing food prices are outpacing increases in the country's minimum wage as the nation spirals into political chaos.

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Apple has nearly $260 billion in cash. It will use some of it to buy back stock and increase its dividend. But it could also make some big acquisitions too. Wall Street and Silicon Valley continue to speculate about what Tim Cook might buy.

The government of Italy will begin accepting offers for the struggling national carrier in the next 15 days.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office told CNNMoney this week that it has spent about $4.5 million in overtime costs protecting President Trump since before the inauguration.

Ivanka Trump takes a lot of inspiration in her new book from celebrities and business moguls -- several of whom supported her father's opponent in last year's election.

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Finish tire maker to build 400-job plant to Tennessee.

Will Britain be forced to pay ?100 billion to leave the European Union? Brexit Secretary David Davis says no.

The Working Families Flexibility Act would allow employers to give workers time off instead of time-and-a-half pay when they put in extra hours.

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Here's a surprise: The eurozone is growing faster than Brexit Britain.

The Times picked up a net of 308,000 new digital subscribers, a record gain that has been partly attributed to President Trump, who often says the paper is "failing."

The Trump administration will nominate an interim chief to oversee federally chartered banks later this morning, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday.

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WeChat owner Tencent joins an exclusive club of firms worth more than $300 billion.

HNA Group, a deal-hungry Chinese conglomerate, now owns almost 10% of Deutsche Bank.

President Trump ran as a populist who would crack down on the Wall Street elite. Now, Trump's treasury secretary isn't just pushing to rip up the rules governing Wall Street, he's bragging about how deregulation talk has lifted bank stocks.