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It's always a little surprising. In good times and bad, at least 75 million US households have ended up owing nothing in federal income taxes in recent years.

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Instagram is taking a subtle but bold step to quiet your loud friends.

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Daymond John always wanted to be an entrepreneur.

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President Donald Trump's tax law was sold as a transformative overhaul that would unlock an ocean of money Corporate America could spend on job-creating investments.

1. China cuts car tariffs: China announced Tuesday it will cut import tariffs on passenger cars from 25% to 15%, its latest step to further open its huge economy.

Sony is spending more than $2 billion to take control of a major music publishing company that owns the rights to songs by artists like Kanye West and Alicia Keys.

The Democratic communications consultant who volunteered as the spokesperson for the family of Seth Rich, the slain Democratic National Committee staffer whose unsolved murder became the basis for conspiracy theories, filed a lawsuit on Monday against a media organization and three individuals who he alleges peddled false claims about him.

The billionaire behind Bratz and Little Tikes toys is waving the white flag.

A former Uber software engineer is suing the company over claims that she experienced sexual harassment, racial discrimination and pay inequity while working there.

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Facebook is supposed to be a fun way to waste some time, but taking a break from "liking" status updates to customize your privacy settings is a chore.

Interview Magazine, the fabled publication originally founded by Andy Warhol, is closing up shop.

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Lawmakers are demanding answers from ridesharing companies about sexual violence on their platforms.

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