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Paul Tudor Jones, a hedge-fund luminary, says the next economic downturn confronted by the U.S.

Data don’t support technology addictions as stand-alone diagnoses, says this researcher who disagrees with the WHO decision to declare “gaming disorder” an “addictive behavior disorder”.

China can’t go toe to toe with the U.S. in a widening tariff war because it simply doesn’t buy enough stuff from America.

President Donald Trump charged Democrats with wanting illegal immigrants to “infest’ the U.S., as he defended his administration’s policy of separating migrant families at the border and was preparing to speak to a business group.

Elon Musk, apparently undeterred by President Donald Trump’s warnings of rising crime, said Tuesday he is eyeing Germany as a potential site for Tesla Inc.’s planned European Gigafactory.

Analysts continue to raise price targets for Netflix despite looming streaming challenges from Disney and other media giants

Money flows show investors are less bullish on large-cap tech stocks such as Alibaba and Amazon.

Albert Pyun has made dozens of ambitious movies on very low budgets — and developed a cult following.

Builders broke ground on more houses in May, and single-family starts were also strong, a sign of builder belief in a strong economy and a small measure of relief for the strained housing market.

Housing in America is far too pricey for both renters and owners, very unequal along ownership and race lines and doesn’t allow most people the kind of dynamic mobility we used to expect, according to an annual report from a Harvard housing research center out Tuesday.