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I directed this emotional Josh Duhamel interview for Entertainment Tonight. Powerful stuff. 1 crew, 4 lights. Sometimes you go with what you get. source

Germany's Economy Minister Peter Altmaier underlined the risks to his country's own economy if a trade conflict between the U.S. and China is left unresolved. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Altmaier noted a recent slip in…

Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman aren't convinced that the Houston Rockets' James Harden can keep up his incredible regular season performance in the ... source

China's economy may be slowing at the moment, but investors shouldn't count the Asian giant out in the long run, the chairman of a multibillion-dollar Chinese conglomerate said Wednesday. Fosun International'sGuo Guangchang is sometimes…

Waffles on national tv talking about the national deficit and its impact on macroeconomic policies Follow me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/waffles_the_cat ... source

Airbuswarned on Thursday it could shift future wing-building out of Britain in the absence of a smooth exit from the European Union, predicting “potentially very harmful decisions” for its British operations in the event of a…

Stephen A. Smith, Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson, and Max Kellerman give their 2018 Super Bowl matchup predictions as well as dissect who is facing ... source

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell on Thursday amid lingering concern over U.S.-China trade negotiations. The 30-stock index dipped 73 points, led by losses in Merck and Pfizer. The S&P 500 also declined, trading 0.15 percent lower…

The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded lower on Thursday after Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said China and the U.S. were not close to striking a trade deal. The 30-stock index dropped 102 points. The S&P 500 slipped 0.2 percent as…