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Uber is ditching Denmark on April 18 after failing to persuade the country to change its taxi laws.

American Airlines is investing $200 million in China Southern in an effort to do more business in the world's fastest growing major aviation market.

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For 25 years Miguel Caballero has been outfitting the world's VIPs with his stylish, bulletproof clothing line that shares his name.

Chinese automaker SAIC has drawn up a plan to start making and selling cars in India.

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A Democratic lawmaker says Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin might have violated government ethics rules last Friday when he mentioned "The Lego Batman Movie," which his company produced, last week.

The fleet is also running in Arizona and Pittsburgh following an accident.

Republicans and the White House have been talking about the next big thing they'll address: tax reform. But their biggest focus seems to be tax cuts.

Wall Street no longer believes President Trump's agenda is a slam dunk. The Dow is on track for an eighth down day in a row, the longest streak since 2011.

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Legendary investor Bill Gross has reached an $81 million truce with Pimco, ending a war with the firm he built into the world's biggest bond manager.

The "Fearless Girl" statue will continue to face off with the Wall Street bull until February 2018.

NFL owners voted Monday to approve the Raiders' move from Oakland to Las Vegas, the league announced.

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Most big British retailers say they're ready for the new 12-sided £1 coin but you may have trouble using it to park or buy a train ticket.

Iran has imposed sanctions on 15 American companies. The move symbolizes a rapid deterioration in relations that could kill Boeing's plan to sell $8 billion in planes.

Prepare for market turmoil in South Africa after President Jacob Zuma made a move that caused investors to worry he's about to sack his finance minister, Pravin Gordhan.

A dress code requirement, obscure to the general flying public but part of a United Airlines employee perk, caused a stir on Twitter on Sunday.

The U.K. government is pushing for a backdoor into WhatsApp after it was revealed that Khalid Masood used the encrypted messaging app moments before his deadly attack in London last week.