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Father's Day is coming up. So is the NBA Draft. And some of the top prospects are taking a moment to thank Dad.

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An unexpected bill or periodic expense can wreck your budget, but it doesn't have to. There are two things in particular that people can do to prepare ahead of time for an unanticipated financial emergency.

European antitrust officials have begun an in-depth investigation into claims that Nike may have broken EU laws by restricting how traders can sell licensed merchandise.

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President Trump is adding more Chinese trademarks to his business portfolio.

Workers building stadiums for the FIFA 2018 World Cup in Russia face exploitation and dangerous conditions, according to Human Rights Watch.

Is an annuity is a good way for seniors to increase their income in retirement?--S.N.

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The U.S. oil boom will keep piling on the pain for OPEC well into next year.

Rolling Stone is paying a University of Virginia fraternity $1.65 million to shut the door on its debunked story about campus rape.

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Multiple advertisers have told NBC that they don't want to be anywhere near Megyn Kelly's forthcoming interview with controversial media personality Alex Jones.

Republicans control the White House and Congress. They run the federal government.

Time Inc. will eliminate 300 positions through layoffs and buyouts, it announced Tuesday.

Microsoft has released several critical security updates to protect against widespread hacking, citing an "elevated risk of cyber attacks." These patches could help prevent another global ransomware outbreak like last month's WannaCry.

The state of Maryland and the District of Columbia are not the first to sue President Trump over his vast business entanglements.

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