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Auto sales in China dipped 9.1 percent in the first 11 months of the year to 23.1 million vehicles.

Stocks hit record highs as the House of Representatives readied for its impeachment vote.

Tyson Foods is one of the biggest beneficiaries of the ban being lifted.

Boeing’s production stoppage of its troubled 737 Max aircraft will reduce output of commercial aircraft by $25 billion annually.

The proliferation of dollar stores in poor communities is causing food deserts to arise, said Vanessa Hall-Harper.

The U.S. House of Representative is expected to vote on USMCA on Thursday; however, the day could still change.

Amazon has been building out its fleet of cargo planes to chip away at a business dominated by FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service.

Short-sellers have lost about $1.85 billion betting against Tesla in 2019.

"We’re losing jobs, we’re losing hours, we’re losing tipped income and it’s not good," Full Service Workers Alliance co-founded Simone Barron told FOX Business' Stuart Varney.

Builder confidence rose by 5 points in December to 76, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index.

The latest Tesla autopilot crash would be the 12th probed by NHTSA.

US equities marched higher to start the week.

PG&E shares have plunged 77 percent of since Nov. 8, 2018, when the Camp Fire broke out.

Reebok unveils a new model of running shoes made of eucalyptus, algae, and castor beans.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up more than 54 percent since President Trump's election win.

Bank of America strategists say the stock market will rally more than 5 percent by March 3.

Topeka will pay $15,000 to those looking to buy a home in the city and $10,000 to those looking to rent. 

President Trump's twin victories on global trade deals fulfill signature campaign promises.

Reducing a trade imbalance of more than $300 billion between the U.S. and China was one of the cornerstones of President Trump’s first campaign.

“Let’s call it a deal-making December — shifting the world’s trading patterns,” Stuart Varney said.