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The announcement is the latest sign of the lender’s curtailed ambition, and comes about a month after it said it would shrink its operations in the United States and Asia.

The move comes as United States and European leaders grow increasingly skeptical of Chinese deals, often citing concerns about national security.

President Trump is considering ordering a sweeping trade investigation into whether imported autos pose a threat to national security, a determination that could usher in tariffs.

The Education Department just explained how the “temporarily expanded” program for student loans will work, using $350 million that Congress set aside.

Argentina and now Turkey have been forced to raise interest rates to defend their currencies from growing pressure on emerging markets.

The president called early elections hoping to get out ahead of economic troubles, but the lira’s dive caught up with him before the June vote.

A federal regulator that once chased banks out of the market for small, emergency loans wants them to get back in.

The spacious terminal built for when the Tennessee city was a bustling air travel hub has become a half-deserted white elephant that the airport is spending millions to shrink.

As the popularity of online beauty shopping continues to grow, the traditional department store makeup counter is getting a new look.

Republicans hailed a move to roll back parts of Dodd-Frank as a boost to the economy. But it falls short of undercutting the Obama-era banking rules.