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President Donald Trump is heading into one of the most challenging weeks of his presidency, juggling a renewed push on health care and a looming budget deadline. It's complicated by …

High levels of consumer and business confidence don't jibe with a slow-growing U.S. economy. That can't last.

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Perhaps bungling whistleblower Jes Staley deserves credit for playing spooky homage to Rowan Atkinson's 1990s comic TV ads Say what you like about Barclays's American boss Jes Staley (please, knock yourself out) but don'...

Congress has 45 bills that referring to annuities under consideration.

Sears, the iconic American retailer, is now just a shell of its former self, and Wall Street retail analysts say responsibility for that can be laid at the feet of owner Eddie Lampert and his hedge fund ESL Investments. ...

As part of a series exploring cybersecurity and its impact on consumers, marketers, and marketing, I talked with Holly Rollo, the CMO of RSA, a Dell Technologies business. This article focuses on how marketers can help p...

Dear John: I have read your Post articles regarding the Federal Reserve's dilemma with its cash and bond holdings. Your view that the Fed might just hand over the cash and bonds to the Treasury over time is fascinating. ...

Alastair Grant/AP Success doesn't crop upovernight. All self-made millionaires had to start somewhere. Much of their transformation from ordinary to seven-figure status can be attributed to "rich habits," a term coined b...

Facebook/American Giant When Trump went to Carrier's Indiana plant in December as president-elect and claimed to have worked a deal to save jobs in America, he hailed it as a win for his "buy American, hire American" mis...

Christine Lagarde may be optimistic about the global economy but there are good reasons why the heady growth seen before the financial crisis won't come back When the International Monetary Fund met for its spring meetin...

David Liu made his first fortune more than two decades ago, exporting American scrap metal to his rapidly industrializing home country of China. After the financial crisis, he scored big again buying thousands of distres...

Johnnie Johnson, 46, watches her co-worker carefully trim plants at Devereux Gardens. "I don't do that," she said. She points out the sections of plants in the garden that she's …

They're known for performing the "Nutcracker" annually. But year-round, the area's only ballet company dancers are hard at work. Some have plans to spend up to five weeks in an …

Eight years into Michigan's economic recovery, the fiscal outlook is still unnerving for municipalities seen as ill-equipped to withstand the next recession. Despite continued job growth and record auto sales, …

The 2017 Audi A4 Allroad talks to you. And it has something important to say. During my recent test, the car sensed when my iPhone was still connected to the USB port. A voice reminded me to take my phone with me. Admitt...

"Dumb" start-up ventures can pay big time, provided that they are executed right.

Ever wonder what a modern-day millennial version of Bernie Madoff might look like? Could it turn out to be Elizabeth Holmes, the 33-year-old Silicon Valley sweetheart who is the chief executive of blood-testing firm Ther...

Nation plans to stop burning coal forever by 2025.

Another day, another cellphone video of a conflict on an airplane. American Airlines said it grounded a flight attendant who got into a verbal confrontation with a passenger on a Friday flight from San Francisco to Dalla...

After creating the cupcakes craze, Sprinkles founder Candace Nelson turns to pizza

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