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The world’s largest battery maker reported a 14.5% rise in third-quarter profit as revenue surged on the expansion of its ...

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The billionaire put up shares in Tesla, SpaceX and Paramount Skydance this year to borrow more from banks.

Australia’s inflation outlook is “materially worse” and coming third quarter inflation data are likely to confirm that view, ...

After months of stagnation in congress, the battle over the Keystone XL Pipeline has come back to the legislature as the ...

Democratic leaders in Iowa are already worried about Hillary Clinton potentially winning the state's 2016 presidential ...