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Ford issues statement opposing Trump's travel ban order.

Lawmakers still have two months to vote on the tuition-free plan, but as it stands, middle class families would benefit the most from Cuomo's proposal.

ExxonMobil is the only American firm still operating under an oil license granted by the Iraqi government. Trump's travel ban could hurt.

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American, Delta and United offer full refunds to those affected by travel bans, as do British Airways and Emirates.

Starbucks customers who can't be bothered swiping through the app's long array of menu items have a new option. It's a voice-activated chatbot that lets customers place orders by speaking, "I want a latte."

A new pilot program by the Indian government aims to bring thousands of rural Indians online.

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein sent a companywide voicemail Sunday night saying he does not support President Trump's travel ban and warning it could cause "disruption" to the Wall Street bank.

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Many tech companies and industry executives are vocal opponents of President Trump's travel ban. Some are also putting their cash to work.

Vodafone has confirmed it is talking about merging its India business with local rival Idea Cellular, a deal that could create a new market leader.

Toyota says its global sales inched up 0.2% to 10.2 million last year, leaving it behind the 10.3 million that VW delivered over the same period.

Delta said it was working to fix a system outage that delayed departures.

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The car-sharing service shifts its fleet toward larger Mercedes-Benz vehicles.

America's world-class engineering schools are hit hard by the executive order.

CEO Brian Chesky offered free housing to people prevented from boarding U.S.-bound flights due to Trump's immigration order.

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