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It has been more than two months since Fox News retracted its story about the death of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, and the network still claims to be investigating what happened, leaving its employees perplexed and wondering why there has been no explanation and no action taken to put the issue to rest.

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CNN Senior White House Correspondent Jim Acosta clashed with White House Senior Adviser Stephen Miller at the press briefing Wednesday over President Donald Trump's support for legislation that would curb the level of legal immigration to the United States by instituting a skills-based immigration system.

Almost exactly a year ago, Donald Trump dismissed the stock market's rise under President Barack Obama as a "big bubble." Now President Trump is cheering as the Dow reaches 22,000 for the first time.

Irene Rosenfeld, CEO of Oreo and Cadbury maker Mondelez, will step down as head of the snack food giant in November. She is currently just one of 32 women to head up a Fortune 500 firm.

James Comey isn't done talking yet.

Lockheed Martin is spending big money to build the next generation of satellites.

Facebook's latest diversity report is stark reminder of the gulf between the goal of a multiracial workforce and the company's current monoculture.

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Qatar Airways no longer wants to own a piece of its American rival.

You may not know it, but Ford is in the public transit business. And it has just entered the market in one of the busiest transit cities in America - New York City.

President Trump has launched a "real news" video series on his Facebook page, part of his longstanding effort to dismiss the news provided by the mainstream media.

German automakers are frantically trying to save diesel.

Grounded flights. Canceled vacations. Mass confusion.

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Millennials are the first generation to shun traditional retirement and seek financial freedom instead -- when income from savings is enough to cover expenses, and working becomes a choice, often long before the age of 65. Becoming financially independent and retiring early, a process known as FIRE, can be achieved at any income level by saving a high percentage of your salary, or cutting your expenses -- or both. CNNMoney profiles people who've reached financial independence early and on their own terms.

A spokesman for the family of Seth Rich -- a murder victim whose death has become the center of a conspiracy theory -- said "all [the family] really want at this point is for this to go away."

It's intimidating, awkward and uncomfortable, to a point where you probably even hate it.

Like many drivers of ride-hailing services, Herb Coakley knew working for both Uber and Lyft could maximize his earnings.