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Ford's Chicago Assembly Plant Builds Explorers, Police Interceptors, And Lincoln Aviators

Your American Car Is Probably Not as American as You Think

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The Dow Is on Track to Post Its Best June Since 1938

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WILL BANKS MATTER IN THE FUTURE? Fintech startups known as challenger banks are finally giving the big Wall Street institutions a literal run for their money. A discussion about how these tech-driven, online-only upstarts aim to compete with their traditional predecessors, and what it means when so many companies suddenly want to be banks.Introduction: Andrei Cherny, Chief Executive Officer, AspirationChris Britt, Founder and CEO, ChimeKenneth Lin, Founder and CEO, Credit KarmaLuvleen Sidhu, Co-founder, President, and Chief Strategy Officer, BankMobileModerator: Jen Wieczner, FORTUNE Photography by Rebecca Greenfield/Fortune

Brainstorm Finance: Banking’s Future Will Be a Battle Over Consumer Trust

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Mobile payments and blockchain have challenged the status quo of cross-border money transfers, putting pressure on traditional players. Yet money can be stubbornly hard to move, and the old systems hard to improve upon. A conversation between the leader of Zelle, a bank-owned mobile payments app that has eclipsed Venmo in transactions, and the CEO of 168-year-old Western Union, a leader in cross-border, cross-currency money movement and payments.rLou Anne Alexander, Group President, Payment Solutions, Early Warning ServicesrHikmet Ersek, President and CEO, Western UnionrModerator: Robert Hackett, Co-chair, Brainstorm Finance; Co-founding Editor, The Ledger; Senior Writer, FORTUNE

Western Union and Zelle Executives Dish on Competition and the Future of Mobile Payments

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A boy wearing an U.S. t-shirt waves a Chinese national flag in Tiananmen Square in Beijing

The U.S. May Have Snubbed a Critical Dealmaker in China Trade Talks

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Tesla Stock Rises Over 8 Percent After Company's Shareholder Meeting

Some Tesla Insiders Are Using This Options Strategy to Pocket Huge Sums

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While the Huawei Ban Is Hurting Broadcom and Micron—It May Help Qualcomm and Ericcson

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‘Fewer Choices, Higher Prices’: Here’s What Spurred 10 States to Try and Stop the Sprint T-Mobile Merger

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Remember Options Backdating? Nissan Gets Caught Using a Very Old CEO Pay Trick

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3 Sectors Took a Nosedive in Latest Jobs Report

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There’s No Roadmap to Breaking Up Facebook—But Here’s Where the Government Might Start

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Running businesswoman with smartphone and briefcase

49% of Americans Under Age 35 Now Report Having a ‘Side Hustle’

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A Majority of Economists Think the Next Recession Will Come by the 2020 Election

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Markets Take Another Serious Plunge One Day After Fed Interest Rate Decision

S&P 500 Has Performed Far Worse Under Trump Than Under Obama

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Jefferson City Mo Tornado Damage Clean Up

Insurers Are Going High-Tech to Mitigate Risk This Hurricane Season

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