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New York Stock Exchange names first female leader

The New York Stock Exchange has named its first female leader in the history of the 226-year-old exchange. The parent company ...

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Former Malaysian PM Najib questioned by anti-graft agency

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was being questioned Tuesday by anti-corruption police about a graft scandal that ...

Survey asks why young people stay in, leave New Hampshire

Fewer than half of New Hampshire residents ages 20 to 40 say they probably or definitely will remain in the state for the ...

Divided Supreme Court sides with businesses over workers

A divided Supreme Court ruled Monday that businesses can prohibit their workers from banding together in disputes over pay ...

General Electric continues transformation; $11B rail deal

General Electric will tie its train engine division to the railroad equipment maker Wabtec in deal worth about $11 billion ...

Fifth Third spends $4.7 billion for Chicago's MB Financial

Fifth Third Bancorp is buying Chicago's MB Financial for about $4.7 billion, mostly in stock. MB Financial Inc., the parent ...

Asian markets higher as US, China put trade war on hold

Asian stock markets were higher on Monday as investors cheered the outcome of negotiations between the United States and ...

Trump Jr. met with Mueller witness during campaign

Donald Trump Jr. met during the 2016 campaign with a private military contractor and an adviser to Middle Eastern leaders, ...

Police: 2 arrests in fatal shooting after Georgia graduation

Police announced the arrests of two people Saturday in a fatal shooting outside a high school graduation ceremony in Georgia.

Powerful, unpopular Venezuela leader faces opposition foes

Here's a look at Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and the two opposition candidates he faces in Sunday's election: ___ ...

Beijing showing signs of compromise in trade talks with US

China is sending conciliatory signals as U.S. and Chinese negotiators meet in Washington to try to head off a trade war ...

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Campbell Soup CEO out, steel tariffs to bite soon

The top executive at Campbell Soup will retire and the company is undergoing a strategic review as it tries to revive sales ...

Mercer sisters liquidate beleaguered Cambridge Analytica

Jennifer and Rebekah Mercer, daughters of Republican mega-donor Robert Mercer, are liquidating Cambridge Analytica, the ...

Shares in troubled Italian bank dive on government plans

Shares in troubled Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena slumped after it emerged the populist parties negotiating to form ...

Asian stocks marginally higher on backdrop of US-China talks

Asian stock markets were marginally higher on Friday as U.S. and Chinese officials held a new round of talks seeking to avert ...

CBS board approves special dividend in face of likely veto

Most of CBS Corp.'s board on Thursday approved a special dividend that could enable the company to break free from its ...

PayPal gains bigger in-store presence with $2.2B acquisition

PayPal is buying financial services startup iZettle for $2.2 billion to expand its digital payment service into thousands of ...

Walmart beats all around, with online sales rebounding

Walmart's improving store experience and rebounding online sales helped to power first-quarter results. The world's largest ...

JC Penney outlook spooks Wall Street

J.C. Penney blamed weak clothing sales on bad spring weather and said it would offer more plus-size fashions to try to boost ...

Nordstrom posts strong profit but its sales gains are meager

Upscale department store chain Nordstrom Inc. on Thursday reported better-than-expected profit and total revenue for the ...

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