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  • Markets Open Monday After Dow's Major Surge The Previous WeekFinance

    Markets are taking another battering this morning

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Steve Madden during his interview on Fortune LiveFeatures

    Fortune Live for August 28, 2015: Wall Street’s wild week, Steve Madden, and tech startups

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  • AUSTRIA-EUROPE-MIGRANTS-ACCIDENTInternational

    Europe’s migrant crisis hits new peak as hundreds die in two disasters

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Stocks Continue Downward Slide On Heels Of Yesterday's Extreme FallFinance

    Stocks surge again as market turmoil continues

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Global Markets Continue Last Week's Steep DeclineFinance

    Stocks rebound strongly after two days of market carnage

    By Fortune Editors and Reuters
  • Features

    Fortune Live for August 21, 2015: Fastest-Growing Companies, Change the World, and Hain Celestial

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  • Dow Jones Average Continues Sharp DeclineFinance

    Stocks battered in global market rout; Dow plunges over 500 points

    By Fortune Editors and Reuters
  • Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras As Deal Talks IntensifyInternational

    Greece’s Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras set to resign

    By Fortune Editors and Reuters
  • Features

    Fortune Live for August 14, 2015: Kirsten Gillibrand, Bonobos, and Alphabet

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    Fortune Live for August 7, 2015: GOP debate, jobs report, and diversity in tech

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  • Tour Of An Anadarko Petroleum Corp. Rig Site As U.S Crude Inventories Rise

    “Frack now, pay later” services firms tell struggling drillers

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Puerto Rico Teeters On Edge Of Massive DefaultFinance

    Puerto Rico just defaulted on its $72 billion debt pile

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • Features

    Fortune Live for July 31, 2015: United Airlines hack, Patek Philippe USA, and tech earnings

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  • Who needs Fiat Chrysler?

    GM, SAIC to spend $5 billion on developing ’emerging market’ car

    By Reuters and Fortune Editors
  • People celebrate the passage of the minimum wage for fast-food workers by the New York State Fast Food Wage Board during a rally in New York

    This week in photos: July 18-26, 2015

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