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U.S. President Donald Trump will sign legislation that imposes sanctions on Russia, the White House said on Friday. » Read More
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Mnuchin, in a letter Friday, exhorted Congress to raise the federal borrowing limit before Sept. 29. » Read More |
AT&T's John Stankey will lead the team charged with Time Warner's integration before transitioning to chief executive of the media business. » Read More |
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Noted security experts Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek — famed for remotely hacking a Jeep — are joining Cruise, GM's self-driving car company.
Preliminary data from the launch reveals at least half the continental U.S. is in range of the missile tested Friday, defense experts say.
Facebook shares rose 1 percent to a new closing high, while its valuation puts it on the brink of entering a very exclusive club.
Shkreli snacked on a bag of Fritos chips while a judge read legal instructions to jurors after they heard closing arguments from lawyers.
Shkreli had boasted that he would get to have sex with a female journalist if he is acquitted during an ongoing trial.
RV sales continue to grow and have brought new, unexpected customers into the fold: millennials.
Speculation is rife that Amazon will attempt to disrupt PBM companies like ExpressScripts.
President Donald Trump expressed dismay on Friday that the Senate failed to repeal Obamacare.
The GOP senator is going home to begin radiation and chemotherapy.
Jurors are expected to start deliberations in the "Pharma bro's" trial later Friday.
Japanese tech giant SoftBank has been plowing billions of dollars into tech companies in the last year, some through its $93 billion Vision Fund
Obamacare remains the law of the land, but the administration has tremendous leeway in how it enforces the program.
July's jobs report and Apple earnings are the big events for a stock market that suddenly has become a shade less confident.
You pay Twitter $99. Twitter decides which tweets to promote, Recode reports.
President Donald Trump heads to Long Island on Friday to speak about gangs.
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker told CNBC that Qatar Airlines and other Gulf airlines receive "unfair" government subsidies.
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Key Pentagon positions remain unfilled today, and the situation is causing frustration for defense firms.
It is unclear if Republican Party divisions will again stall the effort to repeal Obamacare.
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