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The increasingly contentious battle between the Trump administration and Mexico could lead to significant damage for car makers and car buyers.

Game developers around the world are protesting U.S. President Donald Trump's order banning refugees and barring citizens from Iraq, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen from entering the United States for 90 da...

120-year-old Dow gets most of the media ink, but Wall Street pros say the S&P 500 is king.        

If you don't have a good idea what the answer you'll get might be, think twice about asking a question on social media.

NEW YORK -- With the start of tax season, stress levels are rising at many small businesses.        

Does the world need another luxury car brand? Peter Schreyer seems to think so as the creative director of Hyundai-Kia explains the thinking behind the new Genesis car marque

Our 2017 Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge judges are serial entrepreneurs, investors, executives, professors and leaders of entrepreneurial organizations. COMMUNITY TRACK Susan Amat is the founder of Venture Hive, wh...

The Professional Bull Ridersorganization, also known as PBR, recently visited Madison Square Garden in New York. Part of PBR's Built Ford Tough Series, the event saw 35 of the best bull riders in the world competing for ...

Is billionaire Len Blavatnik ready to buy a movie studio? The Ukrainian-born entrepreneur, who sprung $3.3 billion for Warner Music in 2011, is musing to friends that he'd like to grab a Hollywood studio. Our On the Mone...

Every 28 seconds, another American borrower defaults on a federal student loan. Today, nearly 20 percent of the 44 million people burdened by $1.4 trillion in student debt are in default. One problem is that loan service...

Apple's Tim Cook and Google's Sundar Pichai are just some of those expressing concerns about the order banning refugees from 7 countries. Apple's Tim Cook and Google's Sundar Pichai are just some of those expressing conc...

The teen entrepreneurs behind 2016's winning plans Digifeet, Smart-BagPack and RentAll have been developing prototypes, filing for patents and launching ventures -- and yes, there's school, too. DIGIFEET Marco Fernandez ...

Dear John: It's called the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Now there's an oxymoron! This regulation has cost the US billions in lost gross domestic product, killed millions of high-paying jobs ...

When you take a prospective or new client out to lunch, there are definite do's and don'ts that could make or break a deal. Here's what we suggest.

Getty/Justin Sullivan Apple will announce its fiscal first quarter earnings on Monday afternoon. Here's what you need to know, starting with Wall Street expectations, compiled from analyst estimates by Bloomberg: Revenue...

Although Jayna Zweiman and Krista Suh didn't set up The Pussyhat Project as a business, they leveraged startup skills that could help any for-profit or nonprofit company gain visibility.

Getty/Pablo Cuadra For anyone who has recently bought Nike shoes or apparel, or walked into one of its latest stores, this won't be news: Nike has slid upscale recently. In 2016, it overtook Louis Vuitton as the most val...

Conferences attract plenty of people who are doing the same thing, and once you accept that, you'll probably discover that going to events for entrepreneurs is one of the most helpful things you can do for your business.

Even BP and Trump's Secretary of State pick, former Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson, are open to such a tax.        

Cricket farming may be a quirky enterprise, but for the cofounders of Tiny Farms, it's a startup like any other. "Everything about our business is pretty standard, except that out core product is insects," says cofounder...

Reuters/Carlos Barria A federal judge in Brooklyn, New York issued an emergency ruling Saturday evening to prevent the deportation of travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries who have already entered the country, f...

Harvard University announced last week that it will dramatically change the way it oversees its massive $35.7 billion college endowment. It isn't often that an elite money manager -- or an elite university -- fires half ...