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  • GM testing a car-sharing app, taking aim at Zipcar and Uber

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  • Republican Presidential Candidates Address 2015 Family Leadership SummitFinance

    Donald Trump vs. Davos: Is China really ‘killing’ the U.S.?

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  • Obamacare's 6-Million Target Hit As Exchange Sees Visits SurgeFinance

    Emerging markets are leaving the U.S. in the dust on healthcare

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  • Republican Presidential Candidates Speak At Values Voter SummitFinance

    The left-wing idea at the heart of Donald Trump’s tax plan

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  • VW Automobile Assembly

    Former GM Vice Chair: “I almost feel sorry” for Volkswagen

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  • BlackBerry Ltd. Unveils The Square-Screened Passport SmartphoneTech

    BlackBerry confirmed it’s making an Android phone

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  • Speaker of the House John BoehnerLeadership

    What Speaker John Boehner’s resignation means for the economy

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  • U.K. Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Delivers Autumn Budget StatementInternational

    British Finance Minister wants to send a trade mission to Iran

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  • An attendee tries an Oculus-powered Samsung Gear VR headset during the French telecom Orange annual company's innovations show in ParisTech

    Now you can watch Netflix using virtual reality

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  • Tourists visit the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de JaneiroInternational

    Emerging headache: Brazil sinks deeper into recession

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  • Volkswagen Group Delivers Over 9 Million Vehicles In 2012

    EPA to change diesel tests to prevent VW-like cheating

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  • The CAT logo is seen on the side of a Caterpillar machine on a lot at Milton CAT in North Reading, MassachusettsFinance

    Caterpillar job cuts spell bad news for the global economy

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  • Bill Gross, co-chief investment officer of Pacific InvestmenFinance

    Bill Gross: Americans are being “cooked alive” by the Fed’s zero interest rates

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  • <> on September 22, 2015 in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.Leadership

    Even liberals think the Pope needs an economics lesson

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  • Pope Francis Leads Way Of The Cross On Rio's Copacabana BeachFinance

    Can Catholics love their faith and the free market?

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