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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has delivered billions of dollars to Americans. Will Congress make its job harder?

The CBS soap opera will show Phyllis trying to find answers to her questions about Victor, including Jack's shooting.

The ongoing rise in American equities owes mainly to companies repurchasing their own shares, Deutsche Bank's Binky Chadha writes.

As New York officials weigh a proposed temporary vehicle cap, Uber is unleashing a major political-style campaign to get what it wants: bigger access in the Big Apple.

Analysts are taking their best guesses on just how many Apple Watches were sold so far, even as Apple remains mum on the subject.

The CBS soap opera will show Julius and Vivienne fighting again about Maya.

Cupertino has lured away a high-ranking exec from Fiat Chrysler for an undisclosed role.

The landmark financial reforms, signed by President Obama five years ago today, had an indelible impact on Wall Street — but more than a third of its rules remain unfinished.

The New Development Bank had a rocky start, with disagreements between its member nations causing several delays since it was first proposed in 2012.

China's regulator says it will continue with measures to "restore investor confidence," as authorities defend massive intervention in the market.

Jingyu Toy Products manufactures toys for big-name toy companies like Hasbro, Mattel and Takara Tomy.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has until Wednesday night to get the measures adopted in the assembly.

The move is the most public sign yet of international cooperation on a case that has jailed heads of major Brazilian engineering groups.

Gold prices plunged over 4 percent to five-year lows Monday as a sudden bout of selling across Shanghai and New York markets during the illiquid early Asian trading hours triggered a mini flash crash, deepening bullion's biggest rout in years.

This week marks a pinnacle for corporate earnings, with nearly 130 companies scheduled to report results for the second quarter.

The ACLU wants Obama to prevent federal employers from seeking information about job applicants' criminal backgrounds.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and his congressional allies are preparing to unveil the most ambitious federal minimum wage hike to date.

Conleth Hill (Varys) addressed speculation about his character, while Emilia Clarke (Daenerys) spoke about what's in store.

The hour-long delays the new protocol was causing were apparently reason enough to abandon them.

An expansive black market for cheese and other imported food products, complete with signals and back room haggling now exists in Russia.

A new version of the trailer of the upcoming movie has been released for Imax theaters.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are looking to add a top starter to their rotation led by Zack Greinke and Clayton Kershaw.

Tesla Motors shares were headed toward their highest price since the company announced its “gigafactory” site in September.

EBay's market capitalization will shrink to around $34 billion following the spinoff.

The Missouri developer and its spinoff, TerraForm Power, agreed Monday to buy Vivint Solar, expanding access to America's rooftops.

The country secured a 7.16 billion euro bridge financing from the European Financial Stability Mechanism (EFSM) last week.

The move is likely to target mid-level and back-end staff to achieve maximum savings, according to reports.

The Athens Stock Exchange closed on June 29 when Greece shut its banks and imposed capital controls to ward off a collapse.

The CBS soap opera showed Michael fixing things with Cane and Lily.