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GM wants to show Wall Street it is more assertive than the company that collapsed into bankruptcy a decade ago. The union is confronting membership declines, a federal corruption investigation and dissent from within. Both sides face pressure from President Trump.
Farmers caught in the trade war have become dependent on government payments.
Patrick Byrne’s dramatic exit from Overstock.com Inc. had a surprise second act Wednesday, as the former chief executive sold his large stake in the company and blamed the Securities and Exchange Commission, which he referred to as “the Deep State’s pets.”
Already, the Fed’s rate cut has affected banks’ decision-making.
Britain's Thomas Cook scrambles for $250 million to avert collapse
Nike, Chick-fil-A and more major businesses have been boycotted.
U.S. stock index futures were slightly higher Friday morning.
Overspending is becoming a troubling trend in the U.S.
Mitsubishi Corp. said a rogue oil trader at its Singapore unit lost $320 million on unauthorized transactions disguised as legitimate hedges for customers.
American oil production has more than doubled since the 2000s, making the economy less vulnerable to oil price shocks.
The economic confidence of Americans has hit the lowest level since the federal government shutdown ended in January. Some of the decline has to do with worries about a recession.
The new Amazon PayCode service is the company’s latest attempt to court Walmart shoppers.
Royal Bank of Scotland appoints Alison Rose as CEO
Progress has been slow in contract talks between General Motors and the striking UAW, people familiar with the discussions told the Free Press on Thursday.
For a family with its name on a wing of one of the world's most famous museums and a school at a prestigious university, members of the Sackler clan have done a remarkable job of vanishing from public life.
FAA waiting for more software details before 737 MAX can return to service
Billionaire investor Howard Marks, the co-chairman of Oaktree Capital, predicts there won't be a recession in the U.S. for another two years.
Signs that stress in U.S. funding markets is rebuilding ramped up pressure on the Federal Reserve to permanently increase reserves by boosting Treasury holdings, even as it was preparing a temporary liquidity injection for the fourth straight day.
More than 400 Chinese products will be temporarily exempted from tariffs that President Donald Trump's administration imposed last year.
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