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  • World markets rise ahead of Fed's rate decision

    World markets mostly higher ahead of Fed's rate decision

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• Dec 19

  • Fed is expected to raise rates while Trump presses criticism

    Fed is expected to raise rates even while Trump presses criticism

    Dec 19

• Dec 18

  • Stocks mixed in Asia on Fed rate decision, Japanese data

    Stocks mixed in Asia as traders mull over Fed's interest rate decision, weaker-than-expected Japanese trade data

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • FedEx plans buyouts after weak international 2Q shipping

    FedEx Corp. delivered a disappointing earnings report Tuesday, and said it plans to offer buyouts and reduce spending to make up for weak...

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

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    Business Highlights

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • How major US stock indexes fared Tuesday

    After two days of huge losses, U.S. stocks ended back where they started Tuesday

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • Boeing and Sprint climb; Hess and Rent-A-Center skid

    Boeing and Sprint rally while Hess and Rent-A-Center fall

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • Markets Right Now: Plunging oil price sinks energy stocks

    An early rally on the stock market was largely gone by the closing bell as another plunge in the price of crude oil sank energy stocks

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • Tilray stock jumps on collaboration agreement with Sandoz

    Tilray stock jumps after signing deal with Novartis unit Sandoz

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • Kate Bosworth on how perseverance has defined her career

    The actress sits down to talk with ABC News' Rebecca Jarvis.

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • Millennial Money: Playing catch-up with credit cards

    Millennials have fewer credit cards than other generations, but that doesn't mean they dislike them

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • Nuro, Kroger bringing unmanned delivery to customers

    Nuro and Kroger are teaming up to bring unmanned deliver service to customers

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • US home construction rose last month, led by apartments

    US home construction rose last month, lifted by apartments, as single-family home building falls

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • US home construction rose last month, lifted by apartments, as single-family home building falls

    US home construction rose last month, lifted by apartments, as single-family home building falls

    Dec 18

• Dec 18

  • World stock markets stabilize as focus turns to Fed

    World stocks stabilize, with Wall Street expected to edge up after heavy losses the day before, as traders prepare for a likely rate hike by the...

    Dec 18

• Dec 17

  • Asian shares slip as traders ready for Fed rate hike

    Asian markets fall as traders ready for Fed rate hike amid expectations of slower growth

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Business Highlights

    Business Highlights

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • How major US stock indexes fared Monday

    Another day of big losses knocked U.S. stocks to their lowest levels in more than a year Monday

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Fidelity Southern and State Street rise; Molina tumbles

    Fidelity Southern and State Street move higher while Molina Healthcare and PG&E slide

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Amazon workers on strike in Germany a week before Christmas

    Workers at two Amazon distribution centers in Germany have gone on strike as part of a push for improved work conditions, leading to fears that...

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Markets Right Now: Another steep drop pulls Dow down 500

    The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 500 points, its second straight drop of that size and its fourth big decline this month.

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • UPS Store Twitter account gets heat for icy tweet on letters to Santa

    When it comes to letters to Santa, UPS said “We do shredding.”

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Dow Jones Industrials slump 500 points, their second straight drop of 2 percent and the fourth big drop this month

    Dow Jones Industrials slump 500 points, their second straight drop of 2 percent and the fourth big drop this month

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Airbnb says it hasn't reversed West Bank policy

    Airbnb says it hasn't reversed plan to delist West Bank properties, despite government talks

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Liz Weston: You don't have to live by these money myths

    The famous "marshmallow test" doesn't predict what we thought, and buying experiences isn't always superior to buying stuff

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Health care sector roils after ACA court ruling

    Health care sector roils at the opening bell after federal judge in Texas rules the Affordable Care Act unconstitutional

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Google announces massive expansion in New York, promises thousands of jobs

    The tech giant signed a lease at 550 Washington Street.

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • Boeing buying stake in Embraer operations for $4.2B

    Boeing is buying a majority stake in Embraer's commercial aircraft and services operations for $4.2 billion

    Dec 17

• Dec 17

  • World stocks mixed ahead of Brexit address; Fed in focus

    World markets mixed as British PM prepares to address lawmakers over Brexit; Fed in focus

    Dec 17

• Dec 16

  • Asian shares edge higher with Fed meeting in focus

    Asian markets rise on hopes that Fed would be less hawkish, following slower global growth

    Dec 16

• Dec 16

  • Pass it on: CVS CEO says the learning should never stop

    With Amazon competition looming, CVS Health CEO says focusing on customer needs leaves no "white space" for others to disrupt your business

    Dec 16

• Dec 15

  • Prada pulls merchandise from stores over blackface accusations

    The company said the products are "fantasy charms."

    Dec 15

• Dec 14

  • Business Highlights

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    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • Stocks plunge to 8-month lows on growth fears; J&J nosedives

    Stocks fall sharply on Wall Street, shaving 496 points off the Dow Jones Industrial Average, as traders worry about signs of weaker economic growth in...

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • GM says it has 2,700 jobs for workers slated to be laid off

    General Motors says it has 2,700 jobs for the 3,300 U.S. factory workers it plans to lay off next year

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • In a plot twist, Spirit tops US airlines in on-time arrivals

    Spirit Airlines, once the tardiest airline in America, tops the latest rankings for on-time flights

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • Johnson & Johnson, Adobe and Starbucks dip; Sealed Air rises

    Johnson & Johnson, Adobe and Starbucks drop while Sealed Air rises

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • How major US stock indexes fared Friday

    Stocks staggered to eight-month lows Friday after weak economic data from China and Europe set off more worries about the health of the global economy

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • Markets Right Now: S&P 500 sinks to lowest level since April

    Wall Street ended the week on a sour note as the S&P 500 dropped to its lowest level since April. The benchmark index is now down almost 3 percent for...

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • Wall Street ends week on a sour note as S&P 500 falls to lowest close since April; it's now down 3 percent for the year

    Wall Street ends week on a sour note as S&P 500 falls to lowest close since April; it's now down 3 percent for the year

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • Dow drops 500 as traders worry about slowing economic growth in China, disarray surrounding Britain's plans to exit EU

    Dow drops 500 as traders worry about slowing economic growth in China, disarray surrounding Britain's plans to exit EU

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • Scandal-plagued CBS grants $20M to 18 women's rights groups

    CBS grants $20 million to 18 women's rights groups as it tries to recover from Moonves scandal

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • Conservative magazine The Weekly Standard shutters

    Conservative magazine The Weekly Standard is closing down after 23 years

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • The debt threat: Business debt, and worries about it, are up

    Concerns are building from Washington to Wall Street about the trillions of dollars in debt that U.S. businesses have racked up, particularly by...

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • Corporate debt glossary: A look at some terms

    Business borrowing has boomed since the economy emerged from the Great Recession, and investors have been more than happy to lend to companies

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • US industrial production climbed 0.6 percent in November

    US industrial production climbed 0.6 percent in November on surging output at mines, utilities

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • US retail sales rose 0.2% in Nov., helped by holiday boost

    US retail sales increased a slight 0.2% in November, as strong sales tied to holiday shopping were offset by lower gasoline prices

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • US retail sales increased a slight 0.2% in November; holiday shopping gains offset by lower gasoline prices

    US retail sales increased a slight 0.2% in November; holiday shopping gains offset by lower gasoline prices

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • World markets fall on Chinese growth concerns

    Stock markets are down after China reported disappointing economic data, stirring up worries about the impact of trade tensions on the world's second...

    Dec 14

• Dec 14

  • China suspends tariff hikes on $126B of US goods

    China announced a 90-day suspension of tariff hikes on $126 billion of US goods.

    Dec 14