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The U.S. economy could suffer, with inflation remaining too low, if recent volatility in financial markets persists and signals a slowdown in the global economy, the Federal Reserve’s second-in-command said on Monday. Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer, however, warned about jumping to conclusions given that some past bouts of financial market turbulence have not harmed the world’s largest economy.

It’s showtime in Iowa. The road to the White House gets underway in the Hawkeye State as Republican and Democratic caucuses are called to order in 1,681 precincts across the state for the first major electoral event of the nominating process for president of the United States.

Rare long-term thinking from a device maker that operates in an industry characterized by short product cycles.

Unless “YOLO” is a ticker symbol, we’re all doomed.

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Donald Trump told a crowd at a rally for him on Monday to ‘knock the crap out of’ anyone who was about to throw a tomato at him.
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Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said experience has shown that negative rates are working better than expected.
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Production of the slow-selling sedans will end so FCA can use its assembly lines to make more Jeeps and Rams, FCA’s CEO says. Here’s how that’s likely to play out.