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A federal agency has ordered Wells Fargo to give a whistleblower her job back, along with $577,500 in back pay and damages.

The life of Steve Jobs is headed for the opera.

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JetBlue Airways might build a new terminal at New York City's much maligned John F. Kennedy airport.

Sean Spicer's resignation Friday doesn't just mean the end of his time as White House press secretary. It also likely means the end of one of the all-time great "Saturday Night Live" impersonations: Melissa McCarthy's Sean "Spicy" Spicer.

Christopher Nolan's critically acclaimed "Dunkirk" is the latest film to use an old piece of Hollywood technology: 70 millimeter film.

The post-election rally on Wall Street, often referred to as the Trump rally, may not actually need the Trump agenda to survive.

What would you buy with $7,500?

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Lyft is getting bolder in the wake of Uber's unraveling.

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Fox News Channel star anchor Sean Hannity will no longer receive the conservative Media Research Center's William F. Buckley Award for Media Excellence at its September 21 gala, sources familiar with the situation tell CNN.

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Siemens is scaling back its business in Russia after it learned that power generation equipment was being diverted to Crimea.

The creative team behind HBO's "Confederate" has responded to the intense backlash to their alternate-history drama.

North Korea's economy grew at its fastest pace since 1999 last year. That boom may already be turning to bust.

In China, cutting-edge innovation often comes with orderly, numbers-heavy government mandates.

1. Up, up, up: In case you haven't heard, every major U.S. stock market index hit record highs this week.

Jake Tapper's bestselling book is getting the film treatment.

These days just about every marketing campaign is geared toward Millennials. So it was only a matter of time until the generation got its own airline.