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China's rubber-stamp parliament is a billionaires' club.

New bipartisan legislation in the House of Representatives takes aim at two popular work visa programs used by tech and the business world.

Republicans may want to pass a lot of items on their fiscal wish list in 2017. But they'll have to pass one thing they hate: an increase in the debt ceiling or approve another suspension.

American Express has redesigned its Platinum credit card to offer customers $200 in Uber rides and more travel rewards.

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Barnes & Noble shares plunged after the company reported disappointing sales and profits. The reasons for the decline? Tough comparisons to last year when Adele's 25 ruled the charts. And the coloring book bubble has burst.

Caterpillar stock shed more than 5% of its value Thursday following reports that law enforcement activity occurred at its facilities.

President Trump is already taking a victory lap on the economic. The stock market is setting new records and confidence is at a 15-year high. But there are some big red flags.

Snap's IPO has spawned a new group of paper billionaires and millionaires.

Boeing moving ahead with job cuts as unions say at least 1,800 taking buyouts.

Hundreds of companies eye possibly bidding on the early work on U.S.-Mexican border wall.

If passed, the legislation would give companies a tax break for giving workers money to use for paying off their student loans.

Presidents at 30 of America's top colleges say they're missing out on some of the best and brightest students -- those from low-income families. The American Talent Initiative aims to change that.

One human error made a bunch of sites go down.

Tesla CEO Musk decides to hold an ad contest based on a letter from a young fan in Michigan.

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Snapchat's corporate culture, public image and core products could each be impacted by its decision to go public.

Mexican materials company CEMEX, one of the world's largest sellers of concrete, says it's willing to provide cement for the construction of the border wall President Trump wants to build.

The meteoric market rise means that many things in Washington have to go just right. Otherwise Wall Street will be left disappointed.