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Tom Hanks has a question for moviegoers: "Won't you be my neighbor?"

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McDonald's has done it again.

Volkswagen has suspended its top lobbyist following revelations that it funded tests that exposed monkeys to diesel fumes.

Fast food is anathema to Martha Stewart, the queen of home cooking, and this Super Bowl is pitting her against Jack in the Box.

President Trump is expected to use his State of the Union address Tuesday to announce his long-awaited plan for investing in America's infrastructure.

Saudi Arabia says it has already recovered more than 400 billion riyals ($107 billion) from people arrested in a crackdown into alleged corruption.

The BBC is struggling to end a damaging dispute about unequal pay.

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Uber's main competitor in India is set to spread their fierce rivalry onto another continent.

Officials in China's gambling enclave of Macau have raised concerns about sexual misconduct allegations against casino mogul Steve Wynn.

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President Trump wants Chinese solar panels firms to make more of their products in the U.S. -- and they appear to be getting the message.

MetLife is having trouble finding some of its customers.

The Secret Service is warning banks about a hacking scheme called "jackpotting" that lets someone steal money from ATMs. It's the first time this type of scheme has made its way to the United States.

The news you see on Facebook may soon hit closer to home.

The revolving door keeps spinning at the Los Angeles Times, where staffers learned Sunday that their "new" editor is now the old editor.

Fitness tracking app Strava wanted to show how people use its app all over the world.

Jamie Dimon isn't planning on going anywhere.

Twenty-year-old college student Nathan Ruser has an interest in the Syrian conflict and an affinity for maps.