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  • AP Source: GM's offer to UAW would add lower-paying jobs

    A person briefed on the matter says General Motors' offer to the United Auto Workers to invest $7 billion in U.S. facilities includes $2 billion from...

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• Sep 19

  • Mark Zuckerberg in DC today to discuss 'future internet regulation'

    Facebook's chief has a series of closed-door meetings with policymakers in D.C.

    Sep 19

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    Business Highlights

    Sep 19

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  • Asian shares mostly higher as China cuts loan rate

    Asian shares are mostly higher after a lackluster session on Wall Street

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• Sep 19

  • Fed rushes to plug cash shortage in short-term loan market

    Federal Reserve injects another $75 billion into repo market to cope with spike in short-term rates

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • A FedEx pilot is detained before boarding a flight in China

    A FedEx pilot was detained in China before boarding a commercial airline flight

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Microsoft, Herman Miller gain while US Steel, Darden dip

    Microsoft, Herman Miller gain while US Steel, Darden dip

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Markets Right Now: Stocks little changed after rally wanes

    Stocks are sputtering at the close on Wall Street Thursday after an early rally fizzled.

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Team sends life-saving insulin to a remote island via drone

    This could be used to deliver medicine during natural disasters and more.

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Walmart CEO McMillon named Business Roundtable chairman

    The Business Roundtable selects Walmart CEO Doug McMillon as its new chairman

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Amazon vows to meet the Paris climate agreement requirements 10 years early

    CEO Jeff Bezos announced the company's new climate change efforts Thursday.

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Weak manufacturing threatens consumer-fueled growth

    Manufacturers are facing stunted growth amid the damaging trade war between the U.S. and China, and that has some on Wall Street worried that it will...

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Amazon vows to cut emissions to combat climate change

    Amazon vowed Thursday to cut emissions and report its greenhouse gas emissions regularly

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • President Trump says Fed Chair Powell's job is 'safe'

    Despite all his attacks on the Federal Reserve, President Trump says Fed Chairman Powell's job is safe

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • A glance at US mortgage rates: 30-year at 3.73%

    A glance at US mortgage rates: average rates climbed this week but still down from a year ago

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Average 30-year mortgage rate rose to 3.73%

    US long-term mortgage rates shot up this week, yet they stayed close to historic lows

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Airbnb says it will go public in 2020

    Home-sharing site Airbnb says it will go public in 2020

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Mortgage rates boosted US home sales 1.3% in August

    US home sales rose 1.3% in August to the highest level in 17 months

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Instagram announces new policies for promoting diet products, cosmetic procedures

    The days of influencers pushing problematic detox or diet products may be over.

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • US home sales rose 1.3% in August to highest level in 17 months

    US home sales rose 1.3% in August to highest level in 17 months

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • World shares mixed following Fed's decision to cut rates

    Shares are higher in Europe after a mixed session in Asia following the Federal Reserve's decision to cut its benchmark interest rate

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Bank of England holds rates as it awaits Brexit clarity

    The Bank of England has kept its main interest rate unchanged at 0.75% as rate-setters await developments on the Brexit front

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Japan court: TEPCO execs not guilty of nuke crisis liability

    The ruling ended the only criminal trial related to the Fukushima disaster.

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Japan central bank stands pat after Fed rate cut

    Japan's central bank has opted to keep its monetary policy unchanged despite growing signs of trouble that prompted the Federal Reserve to cut its...

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Tonga in national holiday to bid farewell to leader Pohiva

    Tongans in national holiday to bid farewell, mourn leader Pohiva

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Big money urges governments to tackle climate change

    A group of more than 500 major institutional investors is calling on governments to boost efforts to tackle climate change, ahead of a U.N. summit on...

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Japanese court finds 3 former Tokyo Electric Power Co. executives not guilty of negligence in 2011 Fukushima meltdown

    Japanese court finds 3 former Tokyo Electric Power Co. executives not guilty of negligence in 2011 Fukushima meltdown

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Asian shares mixed following Fed's decision to cut rates

    Shares are mixed in Asia, with Tokyo and Sydney logging moderate gains, after the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate for a second time...

    Sep 19

• Sep 18

  • The Latest: Union protesters arrested at Tennessee GM plant

    A United Auto Workers official says about seven to nine union picketers were arrested for blocking a roadway at a General Motors plant in Tennessee

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • A divided Fed reduces rates but may not cut again this year

    A divided Fed cuts its benchmark interest rate for a 2nd time but may not cut again this year

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

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    Business Highlights

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Oil price drops for 2nd day despite heightened Gulf tensions

    Oil prices continued to slide even as the Saudi military blamed Iran for recent attacks to critical oil infrastructure

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • How major US stock indexes fared Wednesday

    Major U.S. stock indexes closed mostly higher Wednesday after the Federal Reserve delivered an expected cut in interest rates

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Striking workers question whether UAW leaders can be trusted

    With corruption probe in the background, many striking UAW workers wonder whether union leaders can be trusted

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Markets Right Now: Stocks sink then recover after Fed cut

    Stocks are rebounding at the close of trading, led by banks and big tech names, after the Federal Reserve delivered an expected cut in interest rates.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Adobe and FedEx stumble while Lennar and CDW advance

    Adobe and FedEx stumble while Lennar and CDW advance

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • What the Fed's rate cut means for you

    The Fed has lowered its benchmark rate but impact on consumers may be muted

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Google ads: effective, a little frustrating, businesses say

    Google's dominance of the online search and advertising markets has led to government antitrust investigation of the tech giant, but small businesses...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Text of the Fed's statement after its meeting Wednesday

    The full text of the Federal Reserve's policy statement after its meeting Wednesday

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • The Latest: Powell says Fed facing "difficult judgments"

    The Latest: Powell says Federal Reserve facing "difficult judgments"

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • FedEx shares tumbles after company lowers full-year outlook

    FedEx shares plunge on disappointing profit and a sharp cut in its forecast for full-year earnings

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Health care, tech dominate Glassdoor's ranking of highest-paying jobs

    If you're looking for a new job, and to get rich, check out these industries.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Federal Reserve cuts key policy rate for 2nd time this year, with promise to "act as appropriate" to sustain expansion

    Federal Reserve cuts key policy rate for 2nd time this year, with promise to "act as appropriate" to sustain expansion

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Madewell CEO Libby Wadle on the future of denim and retail

    Madewell CEO Libby Wadle knows how to stand up to the challenge.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Qatar Airways posts $639 million loss if latest fiscal year

    Qatar Airways reports a loss of $639 million (2.3 billion riyals) for its latest 12-month period as it continues to struggle with a boycott by...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • GM no longer paying striking workers' health costs

    General Motors is no longer paying the health care costs for the tens of thousands of auto workers who went on strike on Monday, shifting the costs...

    Sep 18

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• Sep 18

  • GM no longer paying for striking workers' health insurance

    Some benefits have been shifted to being covered by a union fund.

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Small business digital marketing: DIY or outsource?

    Marketing and advertising on the internet are an integral part of running a small business, one many owners handle themselves

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Residents seek backup power as storms, fires cause blackouts

    Dramatic weather frequently knocks out power, leading some residents of storm-ridden or fire-prone areas to seek backup power options for their homes

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • US home building climbs 12.3% in August to 12-year high

    US home building climbs 12.3% in August to highest level since 2007

    Sep 18