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Sentiment at German companies edged lower this month, as Europe’s largest economy shows little sign of a recovery amid a persistent manufacturing slump.

The billionaire media mogul blew the roof off the Democratic National Convention, but she’s got jaw-dropping homes all across the country.

Elon Musk has moved to foreclose on a $13 million home after loaning Gene Wilder’s nephew millions to help him buy the iconic property.

The Dutch privacy regulator on Monday said it fined Uber Technologies 290 million euros ($324 million) for allegedly sending data on drivers to the U.S. without providing appropriate safeguards.

A Swiss company intending to build a solar cell manufacturing facility in Colorado Springs, Colo., said on Monday the project is not financially viable and has been put on hold.

China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. reported a rise in its first-half net profit but lower revenue due to a decline in demand for diesel.

Holiday deals on financing can bring down payments on several popular car models to levels that more families can afford.

The U.S. economy is not expected to fall into recession, experts attending the Federal Reserve’s summer retreat at the base of the Grand Teton Mountains say.

Investors consider which parts of markets still have room to run as the Fed moves closer to its first rate cut in four year

The chief of the Federal Reserve has vowed to do whatever it takes to stop the unemployment rate from rising and threatening a U.S. recession.

Some Wall Street analysts say that Target Corp.’s stronger quarterly results last week were a sign that shoppers were turning to mass retailers for their discretionary spending — that is, things like clothing and home decor. If that’s the case, where does that leave the Nordstroms, Gaps and Abercrombies of the world?

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore Suni Williams will return to earth with SpaceX after the Starliner spacecraft that took them to the International Space Station was beset with problems, the space agency announced Saturday.