Kevin Hassett, President Donald Trump's top economic adviser, suggested Goldman Sachs may be slanting its economic research to help Democrats ahead of the midterm elections.
Land O'Lakes CEO Beth Ford charts her career path, from her first job to becoming the first openly gay CEO at a Fortune 500 company in an interview with CNN's Boss Files.
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Corporate insiders at US companies have dumped $5.7 billion of stock this month, the highest in any September in the past decade, according to TrimTabs.
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US companies have piled on a record-setting $6.3 trillion of debt.
The United Kingdom could leave the European Union with very little idea of what its trading relationship will be at the end of a transition period in 2020. That's a new nightmare for business.
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Liquified natural gas is a fast-growing industry, and China's retaliatory tariffs will hurt.
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Premier Li Keqiang said China "will never go down the path of stimulating exports by devaluing its currency."
One in four professional investors are bracing for global growth to slow in the next year, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey.
As the US government steps up its trade offensive, business leaders in China say that Beijing is ready to dig in for a war of attrition.
For the first time in a decade, Corporate America is steering more money into stock buybacks than investing in the future.
Rising interest rates, along with trade wars, have sparked a stampede out of Turkey, Argentina and other emerging markets.
The implosion of Lehman Brothers -- and the mayhem it unleashed -- was the most terrifying moment for business and the US economy since the Great Depression.
Some Republicans say high wages in the U.S. are hurting America's global competitiveness. See the countries where wages are even higher.
When the federal minimum wage first became law in 1938, it was 25 cents. Adjusted for inflation, that would be worth $4.19 today. Scroll over the chart to see historical minimum wage amounts, and...
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