BUSINESS

Financial experts pointed to several ominous economic indicators of how the next crash could be "worse than the Great Depression."

Republican candidates across the Rust Belt states are facing increased pressure as Trump's falling job approval ratings threaten their own midterm campaigns.

Alibaba chief says China should now seek closer trade ties with other parts of the world, such as Southeast Asia and Africa. 

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said that Twitter's employees and workplace culture were so liberal that conservative employees "don't feel safe to express their opinions."

America's most stressed cities: where even getting to work is hard work.

"It will mean you sell three extra books, you make three extra shekels," Eric Trump said in reference to Bob Woodward's book.

"Get rid of the [expletive] braille," Trump apparently shouted. "Just do it."

A series of landlords were caught on camera propositioning women with offers to waive their rent and utilities in exchange for sex.

Two-thirds of U.S. growth since 2011 was "directly attributable to migration," and any cuts to immigration would damage economic gains and hinder innovation, an analysis found.

Nike call center employees were targeted by racists, Trump supporters and irate Republican soccer moms who phoned in by the thousands to blast the company's "Just Do It" ad campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick.

"It's always tempting for politicians, for their own gain and for people in power, to try to see if they can divide people," Obama said.

One of China's wealthiest and most famous entrepreneurs will step down from his company on his 54th birthday.