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1. Capping off a terrific year: For many investors, the best gift would be if 2017 didn't end.

Vice Media's top executives offered a sweeping mea culpa on Saturday in response to a bombshell story on the company's history of sexual harassment and misogyny.

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People along the West Coast looked toward the heavens Friday to find a strange, morphing orb glowing in the night sky.

Bitcoin prices climbed back above the $15,000 mark Saturday following a steep decline Friday when the cryptocurrency shed about a third of its value.

Facebook rolled out on Friday a tool to let users see whether they liked or followed any Facebook pages or Instagram accounts created by the Internet Research Agency, the troll farm with links to the Kremlin that has sought to spread chaos in U.S. politics.

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It's been one of the more persistent tech conspiracy theories: Apple slows down old iPhones to force people to pony up for new iPhones.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling around 1.8 million heavy duty Ram pickups due to a mechanical problem that could make it possible for a driver to inadvertently shift the truck out of park.

Billionaire GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons says he's giving out $1.3 million worth of bonuses to his staff on Friday, thanks to the new Republican tax reform law.

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Her name has become synonymous with fresh-pressed napkins, home-cooked meals and "Martha Stewart" living.

The NFL's popularity and ratings have taken a big hit over the past few years. So is it time for a new football league to pop up and challenge it? Dare I say, a return of the WWE's old XFL league? Remember "He Hate Me?"

Sinclair Broadcasting Group is joining the growing list of companies handing out bonuses to employees as a result of the recent tax bill.

Has the bitcoin fever broken?

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Christmas is just a few days away, but big toymakers may not have a lot to be merry about.

Republican and Democratic FCC commissioners traded barbs this week after levying a record fine on conservative-leaning Sinclair Broadcast Group.

Corporate America caught fire in 2017, hauling in fatter profits than ever before.