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Nike's sales in North America grew 3% last quarter.

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Some credit card issuers are pulling back on rewards. But, most likely, the perks that attracted you are still there.

If monitoring the performance of your retirement portfolio and periodically rebalancing your holdings interferes with your ability to live retirement as you please, then you should take steps to simplify your investing strategy.

The BBC has apologized for underpaying a senior woman editor whose case sparked protests over unequal pay at the publicly-funded broadcaster.

Beijing is opening up industries such as railways, shipping and power grids. Others remain off limits to foreign investors.

Japanese electronics firm Sharp said the "market instability" from the ongoing tariff battle made issuing new shares too risky.

Australia has picked British defense contractor BAE Systems for a $26 billion program to build a new generation of warships.

The public offering values the Chinese smartphone maker at $54 billion, just $9 billion more than its most recent valuation in 2014.

Instagram said its popular Stories feature now has over 400 million daily active users.

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South Korea and Taiwan will be caught in the crossfire if the trade war between the United States and China escalates.

At first glance, Amazon's latest deals may seem like utterly unrelated. But they may be more connected than you'd think.

Christopher Hohn, whose funds control about 7% of 21st Century Fox shares, wants Rupert Murdoch to give Comcast another look.

Don't hold your breath for avocado tostadas.

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America's birth rate is falling, but nowhere as fast as Arizona where the recession and a crackdown on immigration is creating a generation that is smaller than those that have come before.

Beer is being rationed in the United Kingdom because of a shortage of carbon dioxide. Other products are also being affected.