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African countries together spend $35 billion each year importing food. Now a Cape Town startup is trying to cut that bill by developing smart drones to help farmers boost their harvests.

Five months after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, the U.S. government still can't keep a precise track of how many people are filing for unemployment on the island.

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Amazon is going big in France.

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Brian Niccol was a hit as Taco Bell's CEO. His job at Chipotle won't be as easy.

Elon Musk has a new challenger in the race to colonize Mars.

A #MeToo backlash is brewing behind office doors.

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Norm Thurston is a "free-market guy" ? a conservative health economist in Republican-run Utah who rarely sees the government's involvement in anything as beneficial.

The British government says that Russia was behind a massive global cyberattack that hit major companies in June 2017.

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Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin is giving up one of his trophy assets.

Another mountain of money is being brought home to American shores following the new tax law -- and much of it will end up in the pockets of investors.

U.S. intelligence agencies have issued a stern warning to Americans: Do not buy smartphones made by Chinese tech companies Huawei or ZTE.

Warren Buffett is making another big bet on health care.

Apple's HomePod speaker may leave your wooden table looking a little worse for wear.

Lawyers for AT&T have reportedly taken the unusual step of including Makan Delrahim, the head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, on their witness list in the lawsuit the DOJ has brought to stop AT&T's purchase of Time Warner, CNN's parent company.

Fannie Mae, the housing lender bailed out by the government nearly a decade ago, needs a $3.7 billion infusion of taxpayer cash.