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China’s Economy Czar Visiting Washington as Trade Talks Heat Up
They are likely to take up more complex U.S. complaints about Chinese policy such as tech theft.
Number of Federal Workers Seeking US Jobless Aid Doubles
The Labor Department says that is double the number of federal workers who sought aid the previous week.
Vanguard Founder John Bogle Dies at 89
Bogle served as Vanguard's chairman and Chief Executive Officer from its 1974 founding until 1996.
Nine Lives: UK PM Theresa May Survives Another No-Confidence Vote
The embattled leader now has until Monday to come up with a new Brexit blueprint.
Sears Staves off Liquidation, Stores Will Remain Open
Eddie Lampert, a 56-year-old billionaire, is the only one to put out a bid for the whole company.
IRS Recalling 46,000 Workers to Handle Tax Returns Amid Shutdown
Lower-income people count on refunds, which average $2,800, as their biggest cash infusion of the year.
Delta Sees Losing $25M in Revenue in January During Shutdown
Two Charged with Hacking SEC Computers; JPMorgan Misses Estimates, Caused by Trading Troubles.
UK PM May’s Brexit Plan Crushed in Devastating Vote
The House of Commons' 432-202 vote against May's plan was expected, but still a major blow to her leadership.
China Will Cut Taxes to Slow Sinking Economy Amid Trade War
China reported on Monday that its exports to the U.S. slipped in December due to President Trump's tariffs.
At Trump’s Side, Border Patrol Union Leader in Spotlight
The shutdown over Trump's demand that $5.7B be provided for his long-promised border wall wages on.
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