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Owners of a market in a famously liberal town were awarded $44 million in damages this week in their lawsuit claiming Oberlin College hurt their business and libeled them in a case some observers said embodied racial hypersensitivity and political correctness run amok.

North Dakota plans to ask the Trump administration to intervene in a dispute over Washington state's new safety restrictions on oil shipped by rail.

Rover, an online network for dog owners seeking walkers or sitters, released its list of the best dog-friendly companies in the U.S.

Turkey has criticized the leaders of southern European Union nations for urging the EU to consider taking action against Turkey over its bid to drill for gas in waters where Cyprus has exclusive economic rights.

Old Navy fans can rejoice because the retailer’s $1 flip flop sale is back with a special promotion – chance to win $24,000.

Hackers are lurking everywhere. Don’t let them ruin your trip.

Workers at Volkswagen's plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, are finishing a vote over whether to unionize.

Ivanka Trump took in nearly $4 million in revenue last year from her stake in President Donald Trump's hotel down the street from the Oval Office, up slightly from a year earlier.

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is recommending attendance be capped at existing levels for the next 10 years at the annual Burning Man counter-culture festival in the desert 100 miles (160 kilometers) north of Reno.

A federal judge is ordering unions that represent American Airlines mechanics not to interfere in the airline's operations.

Federal safety regulators want to fine Allegiant Air more than $715,000, saying the discount airline failed to properly fix an engine that put out hotter-than-normal exhaust fumes.

Six Flags Great Adventure announced a new feature on Wednesday but it’s not a roller coaster.

The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the state's cap on damages for noneconomic injuries in personal injury lawsuits is unconstitutional.

It's raining cats and dogs on Wall Street.

___ Trump says he plans to keep criticizing Fed over rates WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says he has no intention of ending his public attacks on the Federal Reserve's interest rate policies even though he knows he has made Chairman Jerome Powell's job more difficult.

The Trump administration has suspended a complaint it had made against China to the World Trade Organization, a shift that might signal a slight opening in the administration's trade war with Beijing.

U.S. stocks fell in early trading Friday on Wall Street after a major chipmaker issued a sharp warning about how the U.S.-China trade war is disrupting a key industry.

Women across Switzerland are walking off the job and staging demonstrations to demand fairer pay, more equality, and less sexual harassment and violence.

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New Jersey tax collections in May dipped 5.5% compared with last May, though year-to-date returns are up about 10% over last year, Treasury officials said Friday.