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The Trump administration is pushing for online retailers to pay more in state and local taxes. One retailer that could be affected by a stricter tax policy: the online store of the Trump Organization, which collects sales tax from consumers in only two states.

Demonstrations at the fence dividing the Gaza Strip and Israel turned deadly again Friday, as Palestinians burned tires that sent up plumes of smoke and some tried to cross the border amid Israeli military gunfire.

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How a robotics startup is crowd-sourcing its product’s capabilities

The U.S. is willing to negotiate with China to avoid an all-out trade war, but President Donald Trump is determined to safeguard U.S. interests, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.

CSX Corp. disclosed compensation of $151 million for Hunter Harrison, who died in December. It is the largest pay package reported so far by a large U.S. company for 2017, but the payout isn’t what it seems.

A federal court struck a blow to Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurers in high-stakes litigation focused on how they work together, finding that some of their practices could amount to an automatic violation of federal antitrust law.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank’s slow and steady path of raising interest rates will keep the labor market strong, allow inflation to rise and guard against unexpected shocks.

American Integrated Services has sued Tesla claiming it hasn’t been paid for work at a Fremont, Calif., assembly plant where the auto maker is now trying to ramp up production of the Model 3 sedan.

What a trade fight would mean for Trump country, Mexican president rebukes Trump over border threats, and 'Luxury Space Hotel' to launch in 2021.

With his decision to tighten Dick’s gun policy, Edward Stack emerged as the corporate face of the fight for stricter gun controls. And he believes the private sector can be a force for change in a debate that so far hasn’t yielded significant legislation.

Facebook will make advertisers wanting to run ads on hot-button political issues go through an authorization process first, a move to prevent the spread of misinformation across its platform. Such advertisers will be required to confirm their identities and locations .

A series of stabbings has put the number of murders in London this year on a par with New York, with police and lawmakers blaming the surge on drugs and gang-related violence.

The Trump administration is pursuing ways to protect domestic vehicle manufacturing by forcing imported cars to meet stricter environmental rules, a move that would make them more expensive.

U.S. Trade Rep Bob Lighthizer successfully argued that years of quiet negotiation with Beijing had produced little and now the time had come for a confrontational approach. He’s now in the forefront of negotiations that will determine whether the standoff will develop into a full-blown trade war.

There is never a good time to start a trade war, but the shots exchanged by the U.S. and China could be particularly troubling as they stoke a fear that has already rocked markets: inflation.

Former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal’s recovery offers U.K; investigators an opportunity to shed light on crucial details about the attack.

Our wine columnist joined serious collectors at a wine authentication seminar to learn the secrets of sniffing out fakes and outsmarting counterfeiters.

Incyte said its experimental cancer drug failed in a clinical trial that paired it with Merck’s Keytruda, striking a blow to combination therapies.

Public health has deteriorated sharply in what used to be one of Latin America’s richest nations. But President Nicolás Maduro’s cash-strapped Socialist regime prohibits most international humanitarian donations.

From zany flower power-printed T-shirts to tie-dyed tank tops on the runway, dressing like a Deadhead is suddenly in. But why now?

Consumer groups say the social-media giant’s facial recognition software violates users’ privacy, according to the complaint filed with the Federal Trade Commission.

Kia’s new 365-hp fastback sedan has all the speed and styling of a car fit for Germany’s Autobahn. Dan Neil takes one for a spin past gawking neighborhood dads.

There are good reasons to brush off the weak March jobs number, but it’s notable that the shortfall occurred the same month that the president began his trade tirade.