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Five American airlines are under investigation for possible price-gouging after a deadly Amtrak crash in Philadelphia in May.
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New research explains how employees respond when their traditional pension plan is replaced with a newer model.
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Fans of J.R.R. Tolkien no longer need to trek to New Zealand for a taste of the hobbit life.
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Wearable health devices have "huge vulnerabilities" and are not adequately protected against breaches, a cybersecurity expert said.
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A worsening drought and unseasonably hot weather is causing pain for Washington's agricultural sector and could result in hops shortages.
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An appeals court upheld the dismissal of litigation by Facebook shareholders who accused the firm of deceiving them about its growth prospects.
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Investors have watched with interest as indexes this year have set new highs. The latest record to fall is for not doing much of anything at all.
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A 2014 law aimed at shoring up two of Chicago's public worker retirement systems violates pension protections, a judge ruled on Friday.
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Automakers will have to consider cyber-security as cars become increasingly connected, and vulnerable to hackers, NBC News reports.
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The Fed inadvertently posted its confidential economic projections earlier than expected back in June.
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New U.S. single-family home sales fell in June to their lowest level in seven months and May's sales were revised sharply lower.
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Hillary Clinton's plans to tax some short-term investments at higher rates.
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A gunman killed two and wounded nine after opening fire during a screening of the movie "Trainwreck" in Lafayette, Louisiana, police said. NBC reports.
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The WWE has pulled icon Hulk Hogan off of its website, amid reports about comments the wrestler allegedly made.
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Anthem said on Friday it would buy Cigna in a deal valued at $54.2 billion, creating the largest U.S. health insurer.
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Twenty-two financial companies that have served as primary dealers of U.S. Treasury securities were sued in federal court on Thursday.
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Social media giants are pushing back against a Senate bill that would require them to alert federal authorities of any terrorist activity.
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Kinder Surprise may be banned in the U.S., but Americans still gobble down more chocolate than all of Asia Pacific combined, fresh data show.
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CEO Jeff Bezos, who owns 83,921,121 of Amazon shares, made a paper gain of more than $8 billion as shares spiked nearly 18 percent after hours.
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The disclosure form he filed this week in support of his candidacy for the presidential nomination was large, hard to believe, and self-referential.
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