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Britain’s hottest June on record helped lift retail sales, pushing consumers into department stores and supermarkets to spend

Credit card late fees could fall drastically once the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalizes a proposed rule that would curb how much credit card issuers can charge.

By Robert Harvey and Natalie Grover LONDON Oil prices may be near $100 a barrel, but a range

A criminal prosecution against a Tesla driver will conclude this week after a restitution hearing

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The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) executive board has approved a $7.5 billion disbursement for Argentina, a spokesperson for economy minister Sergio Massa told AFP Wednesday, as the South American...

Hyundai Motor America and Kia America will resolve class-action lawsuit prompted by a surge in vehicle thefts with a settlement agreement that could be valued at $200 million

Virginia Democrats won majorities in the state’s two legislative chambers, defeating Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin’s effort to unify

China’s latest economic data put the government’s growth goal of about 5% well within reach and lessened the

Foot Locker is cutting its full-year outlook again and pausing its quarterly dividend as sales dropped in its fiscal second quarter with consumers continuing to be more cautious about their purchases

Apple and Brussels butted heads in a top EU court on Tuesday as the bloc battled to overturn a ruling against its whopping 13-billion euro order on the iPhone-maker...