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• Sep 18

  • US-China trade war could soon pose a serious economic threat

    As Trump tariffs escalate, US-China trade war could soon pose a serious economic threat

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Business Highlights

    Business Highlights

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • How major US stock indexes fared Tuesday

    Stocks closed higher on Wall Street Tuesday as investors shrugged off the latest escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Stocks end higher as traders shrug off new China-US tariffs

    U.S. stocks closed solidly higher Tuesday as investors largely brushed off the Trump administration's decision to impose tariffs on an additional $200...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • The Latest: Trump says he's just getting started on trade

    The Latest: Trump says he's just getting started on trade, says other countries have 'ripped off' US for too long

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Nexeo, Union Pacific rise; Oracle, FedEx stumble

    Nexeo, Union Pacific rise; Oracle, FedEx stumble

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Markets Right Now: Markets shrug off trade and end higher

    Investors shrugged off the latest escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China and sent stocks broadly higher on Wall Street.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • 'My flight doesn't exist': Discount airline leaves customers stranded

    Some customers say they weren't notified until they arrived at the airport.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Visa, Mastercard in new settlement of credit card fee suit

    Visa and Mastercard say they and a group of banks are settling part of a 13-year-old lawsuit over credit card transaction fees for a total of $6.2...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • China vows 'counter-measures' to US tariff hike

    Beijing previously released a $60 billion list of US goods for retaliation.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • SunTrust's online banking difficulties enters third day

    SunTrust online banking services experience outages and difficulties for third day, although bank says some services have been restored.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Papa John's new ads: John's out, diverse franchisees are in

    Papa John's, which wants to distance itself from famous founder John Schnatter, is releasing new ads Tuesday that replaces him with a diverse group of...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Papa John's new ads: John's out, diverse franchisees are in

    Papa John's, which wants to distance itself from famous founder John Schnatter, is releasing new ads Tuesday that replaces him with a diverse group of...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • China looks unlikely to give in after US tariff hike

    China appears unlikely to back down after Trump approves new tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Global stocks shrug off Trump's latest tariffs on China

    Global stock markets, particularly those in Asia, shrugged off the widely anticipated announcement of further U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • 5 ways Trump's tariffs on $200B in China goods could be felt

    US consumers, financial markets and companies may all feel the pinch.

    Sep 18

• Sep 17

  • Asian shares mixed as Trump orders new tariffs on China

    Asian markets are mixed after President Donald Trump orders tariffs on $200 billion more in Chinese goods, ramping up tensions between the world's two...

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • The Latest: Business groups blast tariffs on China imports

    Several business groups have swiftly condemned President Donald Trump's plans to impose tariffs on another $200 billion in Chinese imports

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Trump imposes tariffs on $200B more of Chinese goods

    Trump intensifies trade war by imposing tariffs on $200B more of China goods starting next week

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Union Pacific to borrow from competition in its rail reforms

    Union Pacific plans to borrow some ideas from other major freight railroads as it works to improve its own operations

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • FedEx downplays US-China trade spat's impact on its business

    FedEx is reporting that quarterly profit is up 40 percent from a year ago, to $835 million, but the results are below Wall Street expectations

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Amazon probing whether workers were paid for confidential data, deleting bad reviews

    Amazon is investigating reports that employees may have gamed its system.

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Trump intensifies trade war by imposing tariffs on $200 billion more of Chinese goods starting next week

    Trump intensifies trade war by imposing tariffs on $200 billion more of Chinese goods starting next week

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Saudi fund pumps $1B into Silicon Valley electric car maker

    Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund makes $1B investment in Silicon Valley electric car maker after talk of Tesla buyout fizzles

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Business Highlights

    Business Highlights

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • How major US stock indexes fared Monday

    Stocks closed lower on Wall Street Monday, led by a slide in technology companies

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • As midterms near, Trump gambles on his hardline trade policy

    As midterms near, Trump bets that hardline trade policies are a political winner

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Amazon and Apple slide; Caterpillar and ConocoPhillips rise

    Amazon.com and Apple sink while Caterpillar and ConocoPhillips trade higher

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Markets Right Now: Technology stocks lead US indexes lower

    Stocks are edging lower on Wall Street as investors wait to see whether the Trump administration will announce more tariffs on Chinese goods.

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Diver who helped with cave rescue sues Elon Musk

    Elon Musk sued for libel by British diver he accused of being a "pedo."

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • NLRB proposes new joint employer standard

    The National Labor Relations Board has rewritten its joint employer standard, a move that would ease the rule's impact on companies including...

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Amazon investigating claims of bribes and leaked data

    Amazon says it is investigating reports that its employees may have taken bribes from sellers on its site

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • DowDuPont names leaders for Corteva Agriscience, DuPont

    DowDuPont names James C. Collins Jr. as CEO of Corteva Agriscience, which is what the agriculture unit will be called once spun off

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Renewed US tariff fears stalk global stock markets

    Global stock markets started the new week on a soft note as investors waited to see if the U.S. slaps tariffs on another $200 billion-worth of Chinese...

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Chinese official: Beijing should target goods needed by US

    Former Chinese finance minister says Beijing should press Washington to end their tariff battle by restricting exports of goods needed by American...

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • At Pyongyang trade fair, North Korea is ready to make a deal

    Most of the companies attending came from China or were home grown.

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Amazon launches small business shop

    Amazon retailer launched a new section of its site Monday, called Amazon Storefronts, that only lists products sold by small- and medium-sized...

    Sep 17

• Sep 17

  • Amazon launches small business shop

    Amazon retailer launched a new section of its site Monday, called Amazon Storefronts, that only lists products sold by small- and medium-sized...

    Sep 17

• Sep 16

  • Asian shares fall on fears over US-China tariffs standoff

    Asian shares fall on fears over US-China tariffs standoff

    Sep 16

• Sep 16

  • Florence likely to expose gaps in flood insurance

    More Americans in at-risk regions are now carrying flood insurance, reversing a decade-long trend, according to an analysis done by The Associated...

    Sep 16

• Sep 16

  • Florence likely to expose gaps in flood insurance

    More Americans are buying flood insurance, but far too many residents in regions vulnerable to flooding remain unprotected.

    Sep 16

• Sep 15

  • JPMorgan Chase CEO says US in a 'trade skirmish' with China: 'It's not a trade war.'

    ABC News Chief Business Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis speaks with Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, 10 years after the 2008 financial crisis.

    Sep 15

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• Sep 15

  • From breweries to Pepsi to Tesla, businesses offer Florence victims help

    Beer breweries big and small are offering free water.

    Sep 15

• Sep 14

  • An old problem: Aging pipelines lead to deadly explosions

    Many wonder what they can do to protect themselves after Thursday's stunning explosions in Lawrence, Mass., that left one dead and at least 25 others...

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • Business Highlights

    Business Highlights

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • San Francisco Federal Reserve names Mary Daly as president

    San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank names economist Mary Daly as president

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • Adobe and Dave & Buster's rise while NiSource skids

    Adobe Systems and Dave & Buster's Entertainment climb while NiSource and Verizon dip

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • How major US stock indexes fared Friday

    U.S. stocks hardly moved Friday as the market wrapped up a solid week

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • Small-company stocks shine on an otherwise ho-hum day

    Small-company stocks did better than the rest of the market on what turned out to be an indecisive day of trading on Wall Street.

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • Markets Right Now: Stocks end a wobbly day mostly higher

    Stocks ended an up-and-down day with slight gains on Wall Street, capping a solid week. Smaller companies rose more than the rest of the market

    Sep 14