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  • China says economy czar to visit Washington for trade talks

    The move is a possible sign of progress on the U.S.-China trade standoff.

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  • Tokyo court denies appeal by Nissan ex-chair Ghosn for bail

    A Tokyo court says it has rejected another appeal by lawyers of Nissan's former chairman Carlos Ghosn to have him released on bail

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  • Stocks slip on worries over Chinese outlook, Huawei probe

    World markets slip on worries over darker Chinese outlook, Huawei probe

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  • BOJ warns Japan faces new risks as population shrinks

    Japan's central bank governor Kuroda warns of unforeseen risks in guiding economic policy as the country's population declines

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  • China announces its economy czar, Vice Premier Liu He, will visit Washington on Jan. 30-31 for trade talks

    China announces its economy czar, Vice Premier Liu He, will visit Washington on Jan. 30-31 for trade talks

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• Jan 16

  • Asian shares track Wall Street gains on robust US earnings

    Asian shares climb on strong US earnings reports, but tensions with China limit gains

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • John Bogle, founder of Vanguard, dies at 89

    John Bogle, investing pioneer and founder of Vanguard Group, who brought index funds to millions of investors, dies at age 89, the company says

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • John Bogle dies at 89; fought for lower fees for investors

    John Bogle, who simplified investing and fought for lower fees for investors, dies at age 89

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

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    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • John Bogle, founder of Vanguard Group and pioneer of index mutual funds, dies at age 89, Vanguard says.

    John Bogle, founder of Vanguard Group and pioneer of index mutual funds, dies at age 89, Vanguard says.

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • CSX delivers quarterly profit in line with Wall Street views

    CSX Corp. delivered a fourth-quarter profit of $843 million, which was lower than last year when tax reforms were approved but the railroad's results...

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Hyundai, Kia recall vehicles due to increased fire risk

    Despite a government shutdown, Hyundai and Kia are moving ahead with a recall of about 168,000 vehicles to fix a fuel pipe problem that can cause...

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Study: Top US firms are diversifying their boards faster

    Study: America's largest companies added women and minorities to corporate boards at a faster pace over the past two years,

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • How major US stock indexes fared Wednesday

    Banks surged Wednesday following strong results from a slew of financial companies, and U.S. stocks finished broadly higher

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Goldman Sachs and Bank of America jump while Snap sinks

    Goldman Sachs and Bank of America climb while Snap and Fiserv drop

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Fed survey finds businesses worried by political uncertainty

    Fed survey cites rising concerns about stock market volatility and political uncertainty

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Markets Right Now: Banks lead stock gains on Wall Street

    Strong earnings from several big banks powered more gains on Wall Street, with Goldman Sachs and Bank of America leading the way.

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Correction: NerdWallet-Government Shutdown-Mortgages story

    Correction: NerdWallet-Government Shutdown-Mortgages story

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Need hospital care or tests? Some ways to get cost estimates

    US hospitals now required to post list prices online but it can still be a struggle to get estimates

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Sears staves off liquidation, stores to remain open

    Sears avoids liquidation after 11th-hour negotiations buy more time for the 132-year-old department store chain

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Shopko files for bankruptcy protection

    The Wisconsin-based retail chain Shopko Stores has filed for bankruptcy protection as it makes plans to close more stores

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • How small businesses can cope with the government shutdown

    Small businesses affected by the government shutdown have to cope with a drop in revenue or their inability to get the help and service they need from...

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Small business revenues fall as govt shutdown persists

    Small companies across the country are losing business because of the government shutdown

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Ford puts 2018 adjusted profit outlook below Street view

    Ford says it anticipates 2018 adjusted earnings of $1.30 per share, slightly below the average Wall Street estimate.

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Goldman's 4Q profits beat estimates, despite trading worries

    Goldman Sachs posts 4Q profit that beats forecasts, helped by better-than-expected bond and stock trading

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Fiserv buys First Data for $22B, creating fintech giant

    Fiserv buys First Data in $22B all-stock deal to create financial tech behemoth

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Bank of America 4Q profits jump on higher interest rates

    The bank was helped by rising interest rates and lower taxes.

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • World stocks rise but Britain slips on Brexit limbo

    World shares advance, Britain slips after lawmakers reject May's plan for Brexit

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Malaysia's 2018 auto sales rebounded, flat growth seen

    Malaysia's 2018 auto sales rebounded, flat growth forecast this year

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • Edmunds: Top picks for fuel-efficient all-wheel drives

    A new crop of fuel-efficient vehicles with all-wheel drive deliver both all-season capability and frugality at the pump

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • 'Nightline' documentary, podcast: 'The Dropout,' the story of Elizabeth Holmes

    Each new episode in the six-episode podcast will be available on Wednesdays.

    Jan 16

• Jan 15

  • Asian stocks mixed on poor Japanese data, growth fears

    Asian stocks mixed on poor Japanese data, global growth worries

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • No-shows for auto shows? Detroit and others aim to retool

    Detroit's auto show joins others in retooling their events to bring back automakers

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • The IRS is recalling 46,000 workers to handle tax returns

    The Internal Revenue Service is recalling about 46,000 of its employees furloughed by the government shutdown _ nearly 60 percent of its workforce _...

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • United Airlines posts smaller profit but tops expectations

    United Airlines reports strong gain in revenue, but higher costs for fuel and labor push profit down 20 percent

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

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    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Netflix, UnitedHealth and Edwards climb; Wells Fargo dips

    Netflix, UnitedHealth and Edwards Lifesciences jump while Wells Fargo slips

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Razor burn: Gillette ad stirs online uproar

    Gillette ad encouraging men to 'say the right thing' and 'act the right way' draws online ire

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • How major US stock indexes fared Tuesday

    U.S. stocks rallied to their highest level in more than a month on Tuesday after China's government moved to inject more life into its economy by...

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Judge says Papa John's founder entitled to corporate records

    A Delaware judge has ruled that the founder of the Papa John's pizza chain is entitled to corporate records that the company has refused to turn over...

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Delta says shutdown is costing $25M in January revenue

    Delta's expectations for the new year overshadow strong profit in final quarter of 2018

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Burger King trolls Trump on Twitter

    In a tweet Tuesday, Burger King needles Trump for misspelling "hamburger" in his own tweet

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Markets Right Now: Stocks close at highest level in a month

    U.S. stocks rallied to their highest level in more than a month after China's government moved to inject more life into its economy by cutting taxes.

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • IRS is recalling 46,000 workers _ nearly 60 percent of its workforce _ from furlough to handle tax refunds without pay

    IRS is recalling 46,000 workers _ nearly 60 percent of its workforce _ from furlough to handle tax refunds without pay

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • FAA says it is recalling more aviation-safety inspectors

    The Federal Aviation Administration says it is calling 2,200 safety inspectors back to work by the end of this week

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • JPMorgan misses estimates, caused by trading troubles

    JPMorgan shares were down 2 percent in pre-market trading.

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Hampered by scandals, Wells Fargo's profits stagnate

    Wells Fargo, the consumer banking giant, said its fourth-quarter profits fell slightly as the bank remains restrained by federal regulators,

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Nextdoor CEO Sarah Friar: Don't get hung up on job titles

    “If you get an email from me, it doesn't say CEO,” she said.

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • UnitedHealth shares climb after 4Q earnings beat

    UnitedHealth profit slips, but insurer beats expectations all around in the fourth quarter

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Ford, Volkswagen join forces on developing electric and self-driving technology

    The alliance was announced Tuesday at the Detroit auto show.

    Jan 15