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Tesla is giving a boost to customers in the path of Hurricane Irma.

Hurricane Irma is forcing Walt Disney World to shut down for only the sixth time in the resort's 45-year history.

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Cruise ships are heading for storm-ravaged islands in the Caribbean to help with rescue efforts.

"It" made a killing at the box office.

Gas is becoming harder to find in Tampa Bay, the city on Florida's west coast that is bracing for impact from Hurricane Irma's winds and rains.

1. Hurricane Irma takes a toll: The massive, powerful storm started to make landfall in South Florida on Sunday morning.

Saudi Arabia is still planning to sell part of its giant oil company on the stock market next year despite changes to the kingdom's economic revival plan.

Eric Bolling's son Eric Chase died on Friday night, just hours after his father lost a high-profile job at the Fox News Channel.

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Just two weeks after Hurricane Harvey pummeled Johnson Space Center in Houston, Hurricane Irma is headed for Kennedy Space Center, which sits on an island due east of Orlando.

Florida is bracing for a possibly catastrophic hit from Hurricane Irma, and even with the fourth largest economy in the United States, the economic impact to the Sunshine State could be severe.

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Florida's gas shortages keep getting worse as millions of motorists flee Hurricane Irma's path of destruction.

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The country's most powerful business lobbying group is launching a million-dollar ad campaign this week to help sell Americans on tax reform and put pressure on lawmakers to finalize a plan.

Apple is pledging another $5 million for hurricane relief.

Target is kicking the retail wars up a notch by lowering prices.

After Hurricane Harvey left parts of Texas battered and flooded, Verizon sent help to the town of Port Arthur in the form of one very large truck.

Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh appeared to indicate that he was evacuating his Florida home, just days after expressing skepticism about the seriousness of Hurricane Irma and floating unfounded theories about why media outlets were aggressively covering the looming storm.