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White House discussing asking foreign visitors for social media info and cell phone contacts

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Second body found in search for missing Missouri woman

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Miss France is the new Miss Universe.

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3 year old had her face tumor removed.

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6 dead in Quebec mosque shooting

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Protesters swarm airports nationwide.

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People gathered at airports around the country to protest President Trump's immigration ban from seven Muslim-majority countries.

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At least three people have died after a tourist boat sinks on Sunday.

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White House discussing asking foreign visitors for social media info and cell phone contacts

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5-year-old detained at airport

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Trump issues executive order that bans immigrants from entering or re-entering the US.

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Trump is closing the border completely which means that no one goes into Mexico or comes in from Mexico which means no more vacations in Mexico.

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On friday Donald Trump banned people of Muslim majority countries by executive order

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A mother was separated from her 5-year-old son at Washington Dulles International Airport after President Trump's executive order that banned travel to seven Muslim-majority countries. They were later reunited at the Airport.

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Trump issues executive order that bans immigrants from entering or re-entering the US. Peaceful protests at airports start as more news spreads about families being removed from planes.

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Chiefs Travis Kelce named Pro Bowl MVP.

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Volkswagen's huge emissions scandal is still unfolding, but it hasn't stopped the German company from dethroning Toyota as the world's biggest selling automaker.

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Volkswagen's huge emissions scandal is still unfolding, but it hasn't stopped the German company from dethroning Toyota as the world's biggest selling automaker.

Toyota announced Monday that its global sales last year inched up 0.2% to 10.2 million vehicles. That leaves it behind the 10.3 million that VW delivered over the same period.

The Japanese giant had held on to the top spot for four years in a row after recapturing it from General Motors in 2012. Toyota lost out in 2011 following the disruption caused by the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in March of that year.

GM , which came in third for 2015, said it will announce its annual sales figures on Feb. 7.

Related: Police raid homes as Volkswagen investigation grows

Toyota managed to fend off a challenge from VW in 2015, when the German company became embroiled in the diesel emissions scandal. But VW is recovering from that heavy setback, even though investigations are continuing.

It posted strong increases in China and Europe last year, although deliveries plunged 34% in Brazil and slipped nearly 3% in the U.S.

Toyota also suffered in the key U.S. market last year, with a 2% decline in sales, according to Autodata.

Related: Trump's Toyota attack sets off alarm bells in Japan

Toyota could face a tricky 2017 in the U.S. after coming under fire from President Trump earlier this month over its plans to build a plant in Mexico.

Like other big auto firms, it faces uncertainty over whether Trump will follow through on threats of a "big border tax" over the Mexican plant.

VW and GM, meanwhile, are likely to find this year tougher going in the Chinese market, which accounts for a big chunk of their sales. Chinese authorities have reduced a tax break on cars below a certain engine size, which had helped spur strong sales growth in 2016.

CNNMoney (Hong Kong) First published January 30, 2017: 5:55 AM ET

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Toyota announced Monday that its global sales last year inched up 0.2% to 10.2 million vehicles. That leaves it behind the 10.3 million that VW delivered over the same period. The Japanese giant had held on to the top spot for four years in a row after recapturing it from General Motors in 2012.

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Avery Antill - Canadian PM Trudeau calls Quebec City mosque shooting 'terrorist attack on Muslims'

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Avery Antill - Canadian PM Trudeau calls Quebec City mosque shooting 'terrorist attack on Muslims'

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Protesters surround airports due to Trumps immigration order

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Mr. Kohl- President Trump signed an executive order that bans some refugees and immigrants from entering the US.WHAT DOES IT DO EXACTLY?It hits ‘pause’ on Syrian refugees coming into the US. And also temporarily shuts the door on citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.

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Mr. Kohl- President Trump signed an executive order that bans some refugees and immigrants from entering the US.WHAT DOES IT DO EXACTLY?It hits ‘pause’ on Syrian refugees coming into the US. And also temporarily shuts the door on citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.

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Starbucks pledges to hire 10,000 refugees. Focusing on those who have served as interpreters for the military and support personnel.

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Starbucks says it plans to hire 10,000 refugees over five years in the 75 countries where it does business.

Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz outlined the company's plan in a memo sent to employees Sunday in response to President Trump's executive order banning travel from seven Muslim majority countries.

"We are living in an unprecedented time," Schultz wrote in the memo, which listed several actions the company says it is taking to "reinforce our belief in our partners around the world."

The refugee hiring proposal, Schultz wrote, will begin with a focus on people who have served with U.S. troops as interpreters and support personnel.

Related: GE's Jeff Immelt shares employee 'concern' over Trump travel ban

Schultz also reiterated Starbucks' support for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, which helps undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children get driver's licenses, enroll in college and secure jobs. The program was created by President Obama through an executive order in 2012.

And Schultz said the company is "ready to help and support our Mexican customers, partners and their families" should any proposed trade sanctions, immigration restrictions and taxes affect their businesses.

Related: These companies wouldn't exist if it weren't for immigrants

"We are in business to inspire and nurture the human spirit, one person, one cup and one neighborhood at a time," Schultz wrote. "That will not change. You have my word on that."

Schultz is the latest business executive to weigh in on the travel ban. Earlier Sunday, General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt wrote to employees that he shared their "concern" over the order, and added that GE has many employees from the countries named in the ban.

Several tech executives have also publicly denounced the travel ban.

CNNMoney (New York) First published January 29, 2017: 6:48 PM ET

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Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz outlined the company's plan in a memo sent to employees Sunday in response to President Trump's executive order banning travel from seven Muslim majority countries. "We are living in an unprecedented time," Schultz wrote in the memo, which listed several actions the company says it is taking to "reinforce our belief in our partners around the world."