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• Jun 15

  • Target's registers back up after outage interrupts Father's Day weekend shopping

    The tech failure made checkout impossible for two hours.

    Jun 15

• Jun 15

  • The new $2M Battista is faster than any current Formula 1 car

    Automobili Pininfarina unveiled the Battista GT in March.

    Jun 15

• Jun 14

  • Judge grants American Airlines an order against 2 unions

    A federal judge is ordering unions representing American Airlines mechanics not to interfere in the airline's operations

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Mnuchin says 2020 deadline for Tubman $20 bill not possible

    Mnuchin calls 'erroneous' newspaper report that 2020 deadline for Tubman $20 bill could have been met

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Trump administration suspends trade complaint against China

    Trump administration suspends a trade complaint against China it made to the WTO

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

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    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Stocks post small losses; investors look ahead to Fed

    Stocks ended a choppy week of trading with modest losses Friday as investors look forward to getting more clues about the direction of interest rates

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Grounding of Boeing plane hovers over big air show in Paris

    At Paris Air Show, there's likely to be much new talk, but no big orders, for Boeing's grounded 737 Max airliner

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Broadcom, Exxon fall while Facebook, ArQule rise

    Broadcom, Exxon fall while Facebook, ArQule rise

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Markets Right Now: Stocks fall on fresh concerns about trade

    Stocks are finishing lower Friday amid more concerns about the business impact of the U.S.-China trade dispute.

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Stocks don't always get a boost when the Fed cuts rates

    Any hint that the Federal Reserve might lower interest rates often puts investors in a buying mood, stoking their expectations of greater stock market...

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • US industrial production rose in May, but factories struggle

    US industrial production rebounded 0.4% in May, but manufacturing struggled amid trade tensions

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Trump says he plans to keep criticizing Fed over rates

    Trump says he plans to keep criticizing Fed Chairman Powell over interest rate policy

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • US retail sales rose 0.5% in May, led by online shopping

    US retail sales rose a solid 0.5% in May as consumers spent more on cars, electronics

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • US industrial production rebounded 0.4% in May, but manufacturing struggled amid trade tensions

    US industrial production rebounded 0.4% in May, but manufacturing struggled amid trade tensions

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Hong Kong ex-official urges dropping extradition legislation

    Hong Kong former top civil servant urges leaders to drop unpopular legislation

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • US retail sales rose a solid 0.5% in May as consumers spent more on cars, electronics

    US retail sales rose a solid 0.5% in May as consumers spent more on cars, electronics

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • The Latest: China blasts western criticism of Hong Kong bill

    An official said foreign countries have no right to intervene in China.

    Jun 14

• Jun 14

  • Concerns over Persian Gulf escalation weigh on markets

    Global shares mostly fell Friday as investors fretted over the mounting crisis in the Persian Gulf and lingering worries about trade conflict between...

    Jun 14

• Jun 13

  • Asian shares mixed over concerns about oil tankers, trade

    Asian shares were mixed as investors weighed a variety of factors, including suspected attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and lingering...

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • New House bill may change how you plan for retirement

    It's about to get complicated.

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • Business Highlights

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    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • Hundreds of companies decry tariffs in letter to Trump

    More than 600 companies tell Trump that escalating trade war will threaten US. economic growth

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • How major US stock indexes fared Thursday

    Stocks closed broadly higher Thursday, led by gains in retailers and media and energy companies. U.S. crude oil rose 2.2% after two oil tankers near...

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • Red Robin, Schlumberger and Lennar rise while Savara plunges

    Red Robin, Schlumberger and Lennar rise while Savara plunges

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • Markets Right Now: Stocks rise, break short losing streak

    Stocks are closing higher Thursday, led by gains in retailers and media and energy companies

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • A glance at US mortgage rates: little changed; 30-year 3.82%

    Long-term US mortgage rates were little changed this week, after 6 straight weeks of declines putting them at historically low levels

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • US long-term mortgage rates little changed; 30-year at 3.82%

    US long-term mortgage rates little changed; 30-year average steady at 3.82%

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • Correction: SmallBiz-Small Talk-LGBT-Owned Companies story

    Correction: SmallBiz-Small Talk-LGBT-Owned Companies story

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • US airlines are pushing domestic prices higher again

    U.S. airlines are pushing base fares higher again despite a recent dip in fuel prices, according to J.P. Morgan

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • Target ups the ante in online delivery wars

    Target fires a salvo in the online delivery wars: Same-day delivery is now $9.99 through delivery startup Shipt it purchased nearly 2 years ago

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • Oil surges on Mideast tanker incident, stocks rise

    World stocks are mostly higher and energy prices have surged after two oil tankers were reportedly attacked in the Gulf of Oman, raising tensions over...

    Jun 13

• Jun 13

  • Asian shares mixed on jitters over Hong Kong protests

    Asian markets mixed as Hong Kong protesters vow to keep opposing extradition bill

    Jun 13

• Jun 12

  • Walmart eliminates dedicated president role for Jet.com unit

    Walmart eliminates designated president for Jet.com as it consolidates remaining staff into namesake online division.

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

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    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • How major US stock indexes fared Wednesday

    Stocks ended modestly lower for the second straight day Wednesday, dragged down by losses in technology companies and banks

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • BB&T, SunTrust to become Truist in merger

    BB&T, SunTrust announce Truist Bank would be name of merged financial institution

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • Dave & Buster's tumbles while Mattel and Exelon rise

    Dave & Buster's tumbles while Mattel and Exelon rise

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • Markets Right Now: Stocks fall for the 2nd day in a row

    Stocks are ending lower for the second day straight, dragged down by losses in technology companies and banks.

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • Need export help? Here are some small business resources

    Small business owners interested in exporting, or who need education and assistance about issues like tariffs, can get information or assistance...

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • Back-and-forth trade moves leave businesses uncertain, wary

    President Donald Trump's unpredictable trade moves are making some small businesses increasingly uncertain about foreign trade

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • May budget deficit hits record $207.8 billion

    May budget deficit hits record $207.8 billion, reflecting benefit payment shifts

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • GM sinks $150M into Michigan truck factory to boost output

    General Motors says it will spend $150 million so it can make more heavy-duty pickup trucks at its Flint, Michigan, assembly plant

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • Insider Q&A: Data management CEO mulls state of data laws

    CEO of data management company believes US should set up more safeguards, payment system for mining personal information

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • US consumer prices edged up 0.1% in May

    US consumer prices increased a slight 0.1% in May and 1.8% from a year ago, evidence that inflation is muted

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • Ford recalls 1.3M vehicles for suspension, transmission woes

    Ford is recalling over 1.3 million vehicles mainly in North America to fix rear suspension and transmission control software problems

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • Navigating the beauty aisle for women of color

    Tips for multicultural customers navigating the beauty counter from taking advantage of store services to playing with technology

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • US consumer prices increased a slight 0.1% in May and 1.8% from a year ago, evidence that inflation is muted

    US consumer prices increased a slight 0.1% in May and 1.8% from a year ago, evidence that inflation is muted

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • World shares fall as protests shake up Hong Kong

    Shares have fallen in Asia, led by Hong Kong decline as protests persist

    Jun 12

• Jun 12

  • Proxy companies advise shareholders against Nissan's Saikawa

    Proxy companies advise shareholders against re-appointment of Nissan CEO Saikawa

    Jun 12