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  • European stocks dented by surge in the euro

    Global shares mixed, awaiting cues from central bankers

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• Jun 27

  • Premier Li: China can control financial risks as debt rises

    China's top economic official has tried to quell concern about its rising debt levels, saying Beijing can control financial risks and hit this year's...

    Jun 27

    

• Jun 27

  • Asian stocks mostly higher after Wall Street closed mixed

    Asian stocks mostly higher in a range-bound trade on Tuesday after Wall Street closed mixed

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• Jun 26

  • 'Like bombs': Bankrupt company's air bags still out there

    Takata's lethally defective air bags proved to be the company's undoing

    Jun 26

    

• Jun 26

  • Company curbs sale of panels used on burned London high-rise

    Arconic says it is ending sales of Reynobond PE panels for use in high-rise buildings following the deadly fire at a London apartment tower

    Jun 26

    

• Jun 26

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    Business Highlights

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • Rates fall slightly at US Treasury auction

    Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills fell in Monday's auction to their lowest levels in two weeks.

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • How major US stock market indexes fared on Monday

    Utilities led U.S. stock indexes to a mostly higher close Monday as falling bond yields made high-dividend companies more attractive to investors...

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • Nestle, Pandora and Children's Place gain; Arconic slides

    Nestle, Pandora and Children's Place gain; Arconic slides

    Jun 26

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  Jun 26

  • Lamborghini's new ride costs $421K, but cupholders are still extra

    Inside the Italian automaker's latest supercar.

    Autos

    Jun 26

    

• Jun 26

  • Q&A: How air bag recalls are impacted by Takata bankruptcy

    Expected Takata bankruptcy won't stop massive recall of millions of potentially deadly air bag inflators

    Jun 26

    

• Jun 26

  • Markets Right Now: Dividend stocks lead US indexes higher

    Utilities led U.S. stocks mostly higher as falling bond yields made high-dividend companies more attractive to investors seeking income.

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • Grain mixed, livestock higher

    Wheat and oats lower corn and soybeans higher on the CBOT; beef and pork higher on the CME.

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • 'No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis' podcast: Melanie Whelan, SoulCycle CEO

    Subscribe and listen to the podcast on these various platforms.

    Jun 26

    

• Jun 26

  • Buffett's company buys 10 pct of real estate investment firm

    Warren Buffett's company is spending $377 million to pick up 9.8 percent of a real estate investment trust called Store Capital

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • Avis teams up with Waymo on self-driving car program

    Avis Budget Group is teaming up with Waymo to help support its self-driving car program

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • Grain higher, livestock mixed

    Wheat lower, corn, oats and soybeans higher on the CBOT. Beef lower and pork higher on the CME

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • US durable goods orders fell in May by the most in 18 months

    US durable goods orders fell in May by most in 18 months, led by sharp fall in aircraft demand

    Jun 26

    

• Jun 26

  • US durable goods orders fell 1.1 percent in May, most in 18 months

    US durable goods orders fell 1.1 percent in May, most in 18 months

    Jun 26

• Jun 26

  • German economic strength gives European markets a lift

    Global stock markets have risen after Wall Street rebounded from losses to end the week higher on stronger oil and gas prices

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• Jun 26

  • Takata files for bankruptcy, overwhelmed by air bag recalls

    Air bag maker Takata is drowned in a sea of lawsuits and recall costs

    Jun 26

    

• Jun 25

  • Asian markets higher after Wall Street rebound

    Asian stock markets have risen after Wall Street rebounded from losses to end the week higher on stronger oil and gas prices

    Jun 25

• Jun 25

  • Q&A: A look at Takata's bankruptcy and air bag recalls

    Expected Takata bankruptcy won't stop massive recall of millions of potentially deadly air bag inflators

    Jun 25

    

• Jun 25

  • Japanese air bag maker Takata, overwhelmed by lawsuits, recall costs, files for bankruptcy protection

    Japanese air bag maker Takata, overwhelmed by lawsuits, recall costs, files for bankruptcy protection

    Jun 25

• Jun 23

  • US rig count rises this week by 8, to 941

    The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. rose by eight this week to 941

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • Sears closes another 20 stores

    Sears Holdings Corp. is closing another 20 stores _ 18 Sears stores and two Kmart stores _ as the ailing retailer tries to turn around its business

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• Jun 23

  • Sonic, Forestar post gains; BlackBerry, Regeneron fall

    Sonic, Forestar post gains; BlackBerry, Regeneron fall

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • How major US stock market indexes fared on Friday

    U.S. stock indexes nudged higher Friday after energy companies clawed back some of their sharp losses from earlier in the week

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • US indexes inch higher as energy stocks claw from the hole

    U.S. indexes inched higher Friday as energy stocks clawed back some of their sharp losses from earlier in the week.

    Jun 23

    

• Jun 23

  • Markets Right Now: US stock indexes end slightly higher

    Stocks ticked higher as energy companies clawed back some of their sharp losses from earlier in the week.

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • Grain mixed, livestock higher

    Wheat, corn and oats lower and soybeans higher on the CBOT; beef and pork higher on the CME.

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • Honda denies covering up dangers of Takata air bags

    Honda is going public in an effort to debunk claims by lawyers that it knew about the hazards of exploding Takata air bag inflators nearly two decades...

    Jun 23

    

• Jun 23

  • Kansas jury awards $218M to farmers in Syngenta GMO suit

    A federal jury in Kansas has awarded nearly $218 million to farmers who sued Swiss agribusiness giant Syngenta over the company's introduction of a...

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • Kids today: They don't work summer jobs the way they used to

    Summer jobs are vanishing as US teens spend more time in school and just hanging out

    Jun 23

    

• Jun 23

  • Attorneys: Kansas federal jury awards nearly $218M to farmers who sued Syngenta over genetically engineered corn seed

    Attorneys: Kansas federal jury awards nearly $218M to farmers who sued Syngenta over genetically engineered corn seed

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • Ex-CEO of South Texas power project gets 2 years for fraud

    An ex-leader of a failed project to build a coal-fired power plant in Corpus Christi must serve two years in prison after prosecutors say he embezzled...

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • New homes sales rebounded 2.9 percent in May

    New home sales rebounded 2.9 percent in May, even as prices surge

    Jun 23

    

• Jun 23

  • New home sales rebound 2.9 percent in May, led by gains in the South and West

    New home sales rebound 2.9 percent in May, led by gains in the South and West

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • CEOs recall when teens like them actually worked summer jobs

    As summer jobs vanish for teens, CEOs recall what they learned from their first jobs

    Jun 23

    

• Jun 23

  • Oil prices remain driver across financial markets

    World stocks mixed as oil stabilizes, investors assess China clampdown, Eurozone survey

    Jun 23

    

• Jun 23

  • Kids today: They don't work summer jobs the way they used to

    Summer jobs are vanishing as US teens spend more time in school and just hanging out

    Jun 23

    

• Jun 22

  • Asian shares flat as weak oil prices weigh on investors

    Asian shares are ending the week on a subdued note with most indexes little changed Friday as the price of oil halted its decline, hovering near its...

    Jun 22

    

• Jun 22

  • Qatar Airways seeks stake in American in 'puzzling' move

    Qatar Airways is attempting to buy a 10 percent stake in American Airlines, triggering US antitrust oversight

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• Jun 22

  • Oracle, American Airlines gain; Steelcase, Accenture fall

    Oracle, American Airlines gain; Steelcase, Accenture fall

    Jun 22

• Jun 22

  • Fed: Biggest US banks strong enough to withstand recession

    The Federal Reserve says all of the 34 largest U.S. banks are fortified enough to withstand a severe U.S. and global recession and continue lending.

    Jun 22

    

• Jun 22

  • Government ends oversight of GM related to defective part

    General Motors is no longer under government supervision stemming from its defective ignition switches

    Jun 22

• Jun 22

  • Lawsuits complain that 2x4s, other boards don't measure up

    Several lawsuits say the 2x4 and 4x4 boards used in the framework of most homes and wood fences just don't measure up to the dimensions in their...

    Jun 22

• Jun 22

  • How major US stock market indexes fared on Thursday

    Energy stocks dove again on Wednesday as oil dropped to its lowest price since last summer, extending their dismal start to the year

    Jun 22

• Jun 22

  • Markets Right Now: US stock indexes drift to a mixed close

    Solid gains in health care companies made up for losses in other sectors, leaving the market mostly higher.

    Jun 22

• Jun 22

  • Grain lower, livestock mixed

    Wheat, corn, oats and soybeans lower on the CBOT; beef and pork lower on the CME.

    Jun 22