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Once Charter's deal for Time Warner Cable clears regulatory hurdles, it will offer a compelling growth story.

Tighter inventory is helping drive home prices higher, making the housing market less appealing for buyers and potentially making it tougher for sales to keep growing at a rapid clip.

Life-insurance companies are scouring their policies to identify ways to raise rates and fees and lower the amount of interest they have to pay on savings products as low interest rates cut into their profits.

Updated devices could help Apple's services business, one of the company's few growth stories this year.

Nomura's Composite Leading Index for India suggests recovery is likely to taper off in 2016

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The micro-market of South 24 Parganas to account for about 16% of the total upcoming supply in Kolkata

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Consumers can expect offers to continue, in addition to small loan products and technology innovations in future

The regulator had raised GAIL's KG basin pipeline tariff to `45.3 per mBtu from a provisional tariff of `5.6 per mBtu

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed Friday up 1% year to date. Helping the index return to the green in 2016 are these five components. Here's how to trade them.

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The Philippines has some of the world's strictest bank secrecy laws, while its casinos are exempt from rules altogether aimed at preventing money laundering

Formula One world championship standings after the opening race of the season in Australia, won by Nico Rosberg from his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton.

China still has a problem with illegal fundraising and financial services are insufficient, Zhou said in a speech at the China Development Forum

Nico Rosberg led a Mercedes one-two in the opening race of the 2016 F1 season in Australia Sunday after Fernando Alonso miraculously walked away unscathed from a high speed crash.

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While many big banks have shunned Donald Trump, Deutsche Bank has been a steadfast financial backer of the Republican presidential candidate's business interests.