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- How a President Trump could boost jobs in MexicoUS companies with global exports are looking to expand production in Mexico in聽preparing for the possibility of a President Trump.
- US consumer spending increases a strong 0.4 in JuneConsumer聽spending聽rose a solid 0.4 percent in June after an identical increase in May and a 1 percent surge in April, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. The strength in June came from a surge in聽spending聽on nondurable goods.
- The real reckoningThe Trump and Sanders campaigns aren't aberrations. If elected, Hillary Clinton will have to face up to the problems of our democracy that have led to anti-establishment political campaigns.
- How to do what you love and pay back student loansPaying off student loans may seem to be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to prevent you from accomplishing your goals after college. Here's what you need to know about student loan forgiveness.
- Chipotle enters the burger sceneAfter a year of food safety challenges, Chipotle is set to launch a new chain of Tasty Made restaurants offering burgers and shakes.
- Will Pennsylvania's cigarette tax really get people to quit smoking?Many studies have shown that taxes on things such as cigarettes and soda discourage use among at-risk groups. But as a way to raise revenue, the benefits fade over time, say economists.
- Utah doctors to sue TV's 'Diesel Brothers' for illegal modificationsUtah Physicians for a Healthy Environment聽says it found online videos of Diesel Brothers聽stars demonstrating how to bypass a truck's emissions-control system, and advertising 'repair kits' meant for that purpose.
- Uber sells to Didi Chuxing as US companies struggle to break into ChinaUber has sold its business in China to rival ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing for a 20 percent stake in the Chinese company. The deal is emblematic of the challenges American companies face when competing against Chinese businesses in their home market.
- What鈥檚 鈥榓ffordable鈥 auto insurance? Now there鈥檚 an answer.Everyone wants car insurance that fits their budget. After all, it鈥檚 required in most states, and if you can鈥檛 afford it, you can鈥檛 legally drive聽to work, school or anywhere else. But what exactly is affordable auto insurance?
- Rethinking meat: An interview with Ariane Daguin.Ariane Daguin is the founder, owner, and CEO of D'Artagnan, a purveyor of gourmet meats based in New Jersey.聽
- What would a Tesla-SolarCity merger mean for Musk鈥檚 master plan?Tesla wants to sell customers an electric car, a home battery, and a solar system all at once.
- Solar panels popular among Millennials, study saysA study by Accenture Consulting finds that Millennials are generally more interested in solar panels and other forms of green technology than previous generations.
- How to get the most out of your state's sales tax holidayStates across the country are again easing聽the burden of stocking up on school supplies by eliminating sales tax for a few days.聽We have everything you need to know to take advantage of these sales tax holidays.
- Best cell phone deals in AugustSnag some of the best cell phone deals in August, including a few back-to-school specials.
- Save while you shave: How to find the best razor for your face and your walletFoil, rotary, or blade? Here are a few tips for finding the right tools for you and how to shave a few dollars off the price while you're at it.
- Flying to Europe? Go through the Dublin Airport.The airport in Dublin offers American travelers low air fare, easy access to the euro (so you don't have to keep switching currency on your travels), and a relatively new terminal.
- Healthy retail: Helping America gain access to healthy foodsHealthy retail programs popping up all across the United States help increase food access in underserved communities.
- Just how 'green' is a Ford Super Duty truck?While not electric vehicles, Ford trucks are getting greener with the use of recycled aluminum material for parts and recycled plastic for seats.
- Avoid these five online shopping mistakesOnline shopping can be a great way to save a few bucks, just make sure to avoid these five online shopping pitfalls.
- Fidelity joins the ranks of other online advisorsFidelity Go, Fidelity's version of a robo-advisor, is the financial firm's effort to attract young, tech-savvy investors. Here's how the service compares with other online financial advice services.