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Paul Ryan
It's judgment day for the Republican Party's opening bid to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act and overhaul the nation's healthcare system.
You can keep up with the latest news on the bill here.
TransCanada, the company behind the proposed Keystone XL pipeline between the US and Canada, said Friday that it received a presidential permit from the State Department.
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Finish Line's explanation of its disappointing quarter perfectly captures the retail apocalypse. And one of Wall Street's most steadfast bulls is worried about stocks.
Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam made $12 million in his first full year on the job. Deutsche Bank is planning a new London HQ despite Brexit. And Saudi Arabia is in "serious discussions" with the NYSE in what could be the biggest IPO ever.
In tech news, Snapchat is more like Twitter than Facebook in one important area. Elon Musk wants Tesla customers to temper their expectations of the Model 3 launch. And Amazon has a new weapon in its war on brick-and-mortar retail.
Porsche is celebrating its best year in history by giving every single employee a bonus. Rolex released a new watch with a feature it hasn't used since the 1950s
Lastly, New Jersey's most expensive home is back on the market for $48.8 million — take a look inside.
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We've known how to stop the "Deaths of Despair" crisis gripping America for 120 years"Deaths of despair" — deaths related to suicide, drugs, and alcohol — continue to increase among middle-aged white working-class Americans without a high-school degree, according to research by Princeton economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton.
Elon Musk: Tesla will start taking orders for its solar roof in April - Tesla CEO Elon Musk just revealed more details about the roll-out plan for its solar roof.
GameStop tanks after missing on sales and signaling it will close some stores this year - GameStop on Thursday reported fourth-quarter profits that topped analysts' expectations, but sales that missed forecasts amid weaker demand for its gaming consoles.
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