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A new mirror won't show a reflection unless you flash it a smile.

It might not be the Cubs and Indians. But if you want to watch this year's World Series, it won't be cheap.

Just months after Hulu earned some major hardware at the Emmy Awards, the company's CEO Mike Hopkins is leaving for a new job at Sony Pictures Television.

Jen Rubio, one of the co-founders of Away, got the idea for a more thoughtful piece of luggage after she went through a travel nightmare on a trip to Switzerland. Her suitcase broke.

It's a thought many new and soon-to-be parents have: How can something so tiny require so much stuff?

An event intended to offer more transparency about Facebook's News Feed ended with a debate over whether the social network and the internet are actually good for mankind.

Craftsman, the iconic tool brand associated with Sears for the last 90 years, is coming to Lowe's -- one of Sears' biggest rivals.

Just a week after blowing past 23,000, the sizzling Dow is halfway to its next milestone.

Donald Trump was elected president on a promise to make America great again. But Corporate America was already great before Trump went to Washington -- and it's arguably even greater now, despite all the uncertainty in the nation's capital.

Canada and Mexico are exploring new trade ties as talks with the United States have turned gloomy.

The Great American McComeback continues.

Atlanta is the favorite to land the new Amazon headquarters, according to an Irish gambling site.

Sears is ending its century-long partnership with Whirlpool.

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There are mentors, and then there are sponsors.

Italy's biggest bank just had a major "oops" moment.

People are still reading plenty of books, but how and where they dig into a novel or a bit of historical non-fiction is changing.

The Weinstein Company's legal trouble just got worse.

1. Fast food earnings: It's a yummy earnings day on Wall Street.

Tesla may be edging nearer to making its electric cars in China, but the U.S. company will still face barriers in the world's largest auto market.