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The Obama administration moved to clarify a provision related to federal funds provided under the Affordable Care Act.

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CNNMoney’s Paul La Monica joins a group of diehard Star Wars fans for Force Friday, and gets his hands on all the new Star Wars toys.

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China’s market turmoil and warnings of global risks to the economy are the biggest challenges facing the G20 as it meets in Ankara. Ministers are split on the implications of a Fed rate hike, but call for all concerned to prevent competitive devaluation of currencies. David Pollard reports.

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Mixed Jobs Data in August

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A mixed picture on the jobs front in August provides little clarity on anticipated Fed move. Kelsey Hubbard reports.

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The weakest job growth in five months may not prevent the Federal Reserve from hiking interest rates as a drop in unemployment to a 7-1/2 year low points to underlying economic strength.

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Public drinking water fountains are less germy — and less risky — than most people might think.

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