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European Union leaders endorsed stiff divorce terms for Britain on Saturday and warned Britons to have "no illusions" about swiftly securing a new relationship to keep their access to EU markets.

Britain's minister for leaving the European Union said on Saturday the country was gearing up for the most complex negotiations "in our lifetimes" after the European Union outlined its tough approach to Brexit talks.

The European Union adopted its core negotiating positions for the coming Brexit negotiations Saturday, making it clear to Britain that talks on a future trade agreement remain months away.

The latest on the European Union summit dealing with the Brexit negotiations (all times local) 1:10 p.m. Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe, who met his British counterpart Friday, says he will "continue to trust" the U.K.'s economy after its separation from the European Union.

The U.S. government is investigating whether General Motors should add about 312,000 vehicles to a 2015 recall for headlights that can suddenly go dark.

Lake property owners and farmers in Wisconsin are clashing over a proliferation of high-capacity wells.

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Despite a cold wind and chilling temperatures, spring has come to Sweden.

The much-ballyhooed IPO of the countrys oil company has run into a valuation snag that only higher oil prices can fix.

Snap will post its first quarterly report as a public company, Disney opens up two highly anticipated theme park attractions, and Microsoft makes a push to school schools. The month ahead won't be boring at all.

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The company reported improving sales, but pricing and operating margin conditions remain challenging.

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President Donald Trump's executive order seeking to find new ocean expanses in the Atlantic and the Arctic for offshore drilling isn't likely to reach its goals anytime soon, but instead will kick off a yearslong review and legal battle.

Stocks edged lower on Wall Street on Friday after data showing the U.S. economy grew at its weakest pace in three years in the first quarter gave traders a reason to cash recent gains.

Amazon.com Inc's ventures far beyond online retail, from cloud computing to movie making, are raising questions among corporate strategy experts about its focus.

BlackRock Inc. Chief Executive Laurence Fink cast doubt on the viability of the Trump administration's tax plan, saying that if the proposal adds to the country's deficit, it will create a "severe issue."

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With the help of its core business, the internet search juggernaut continues to expand its reach.

The financial company started 2017 on the right foot.

California is trying to get control of its unruly medical marijuana industry.

An oil and gas industry group tried to reassure Colorado residents Friday that they are safe while investigators look for the cause of a fatal house explosion near a gas well.

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai (soon-DAHR pee-CHAY) received a $200 million compensation package last year for running the internet company that makes nearly all the money for Alphabet Inc.