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Corona is the number one brand among both Hispanic and total population drinkers age 21 to 54.

Scotch whiskey, french wine and Italian cheeses will be hit with 25 percent tariffs.

The National Retail Federation expects holiday sales to grow 3.8 percent to 4.2 percent versus last year.

Delta Air Lines says nearly 70 percent of its fleet is made up of Boeing aircraft.

The ultra-wealthy may choose to divorce, or marry, in order to limit tax liabilities if either plan were to be implemented, economist says.

An additional tariff of 39.25 percent will be placed on some of the imports -- for all other Chinese imports of cabinets, a 262.18 percent tariff will be imposed.

MGM Resorts is settling a lawsuit related to the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting, agreeing to pay up to $800 million, lawyers said.

Gary Jones' former deputy Danny Trull and retired UAW Secretary-Treasurer Gary Casteel have reportedly given investigators information about union leaders covering up more than $1 million in expenses.

Although the number remained above 50 -- which shows expansion -- the pace of growth in the service sector is cooling, another sign the economy is slowing down. 

The U.S. can ht $7.5 billion of European goods with tariffs and the E.U. can't retaliate.

The latest economic data suggests the U.S. economy, or at least key parts of it, are slowing. 

The WTO ruled Wednesday that Airbus, the European rival to U.S. aerospace giant Boeing, received illegal subsidies.

Booming e-commerce sales are helping a key segment of the auto market.

Dick's Sporting Goods announces seven new store openings this month amidst big changes to their business model.

E-Trade became the fourth and latest broker to eliminate trade commission following Charles Schwab's announcement to make stock trading free.

Ford Motor Company saw their stock fall Wednesday after releasing disappointing third-quarter sales.

Democrats, at 70 percent favorability, are more likely to do so than Republicans, at 62 percent favorability.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average at one point tumbled more than 500 points after fears of a recession grew as U.S. economic data disappointed.

A WTO decision on EU retaliation related to Boeing subsidies is expected to come early next year, according to Reuters.

Analysts predicted private hiring would expand by 140,000 in September.