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Cruz said people needed to vote to be able to say "Freedom matters and I was part of something beautiful."

Care about jobs growth? Don't vote for Hillary Clinton, Continental Resources CEO Harold Hamm says.

Lockheed showed a profit although it had to pump nearly $1 billion into the F-35 Lightning II program to keep the Fort Worth assembly line moving as it continues to negotiate its next production contract with the Pentagon, company officials said Tuesday.

The Republican nominee entered the Republican convention hall before the senator was done speaking

Jim Athanasopoulos, CFO and COO of IMax China, says the entertainment sector has generally been insulated from economic malaise.

Any Congressional process to realign or close military bases could be possible in 2021 after today’s uncertain political climate in the nation’s capital has dissapated.

BOSTON — Hanley Ramirez homered three times and drove in a career-high six runs and the Boston Red Sox held on for a 11-7 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday night even though newly acquired starter Drew Pomeranz struggled to protect an eight-run lead. Boston won for the eighth time in nine games

Roger Ailes and his wife, Elizabeth Tilson. Mr. Ailes is negotiating his exit from Fox News.

For the American, now 24 and nearly a decade into his professional career, Wedneday’s win represents the first time he’s won back-to-back main-draw matches in 2016

A non-binding international tribunal at The Hague has ruled that Australia, the UK and the United States were complicit in 1965 mass killings and human rights atrocities in Indonesia.

Bud Norris has made four starts as a Dodger. His first was a tidy, six-inning display. The next three were all various versions of the same calamity. In the latest outing, an 8-1 loss to the Nationals, Norris could not finish the sixth inning and gave up six runs.

CLEVELAND ― Hide your kids, lock your doors, turn off all the lights and revert to fetal position on the floor of your basement. That’s what you’ll probably want to do after hearing Newt Gingrich’s speech at the GOP convention on Wednesday night.

Ted Cruz said a lot during his speech on the third night of the Republican National Convention.  But the one thing the Texas senator didn't say, was an endorsement for the party's newly nominated candidate: Donald Trump. SEE ALSO: Donald Trump entered the RNC like an extraterrestrial wrestling superstar In the waning moments of Cruz's speech, which many saw as the opening of his 2020 presidential bid, the delegates on the floor and the attendees of the GOP convention grew increasingly restless... Читать дальше...

Sen. Marco Rubio, via video, presents a brief message to the Republican National Convention touting the things Donald Trump would do better than Hillary Clinton. Photo: AP

De magere jaren voor goede doelen zijn voorbij. Donateurs gaven vorig jaar 3,6 procent meer geld aan veertig grote goede doelen dan een jaar eerder, blijkt uit onderzoek van de Volkskrant. In totaal kregen de onderzochte instellingen 829 miljoen euro binnen door eigen fondsenwerving, meldt de krant donderdag.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz took the stage of the republican National Convention to a rousing round of applause Wednesday night, but when he left the claps turned to a chorus of boos that were rained down on him after he failed to offer an official endorsement of Donald Trump. The senator made several comments that could have been applied to Trump, but an apparent refusal to say Trump's name beyond congratulating the billionaire on clinching the Republican nomination for president left the crowd, which at one point was chanting... Читать дальше...

While you don't necessarily want to overanalyze your portfolio by not leaving enough time for your decisions to work, it is always a good idea to make a periodic check to see if they ideas you had are.

TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were mostly higher Thursday as Japan's benchmark rose on hopes of Japanese government stimulus spending and better-than-expected earnings lifted Wall Street.

TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were mostly higher Thursday as Japan's benchmark rose on hopes of Japanese government stimulus spending and better-than-expected earnings lifted Wall Street.

TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were mostly higher Thursday as Japan's benchmark rose on hopes of Japanese government stimulus spending and better-than-expected earnings lifted Wall Street. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 added 1.4 percent to 16,921.25 in morning trading. Japanese media reported the government may be considering a 20 trillion yen ($186 billion) fiscal stimulus package. Technology stocks finished higher on Wall Street, following an encouraging report from Microsoft that said momentum in... Читать дальше...

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Warning: This interview about the “Accounts Payable” episode of 'Suits' contains spoilers.