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President Trump says Kathy Griffin "should be ashamed of herself" for a photo shoot in which she held up a severed head resembling the president.

The New York Times announced Wednesday that it is eliminating the role of public editor, a position created more than a decade ago in response to a plagiarism and fabulism scandal.

Americans are not too enamored with the House GOP bill to repeal Obamacare.

I have a retired friend who knows he needs growth to ensure his nest egg will last throughout retirement, but at the same time is nervous about the investing in the stock market. Any advice for how he should invest?--D.F.

Forget the boarding pass. JetBlue will just scan your face.

Another day, another dose of bad news from the world of retail. Clothing and accessories company Michael Kors announced Wednesday that it will be closing 100 to 125 stores in the next two years.

India's crown is slipping: It can no longer claim to be the fastest growing major economy in the world.

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"House of Cards" is one of Netflix's biggest shows, but one of its stars is still not getting an equal share of the deck.

Mercedes-Benz owner Daimler is embracing the "Buy American" philosophy promoted by President Trump.

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Waze is doing its part to fight California traffic.

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Megyn Kelly is managing expectations for her move to NBC -- up to a point.

1. U.K. election jitters: The British pound was under pressure Wednesday after a new election projection showed that Prime Minister Theresa May could lose her majority in parliament.

Tujia is taking its rivalry with Airbnb global.

You've seen it in every cheesy police procedural: A suspect is caught on grainy security camera footage. Someone tells the computer tech to "enhance!" and a pixelated blob magically morphs into a recognizable face.

Scott Pelley is being pushed out as anchor of "CBS Evening News," sources at CBS News confirmed to CNNMoney.

United is in hot water again, this time for flying an allegedly unsafe plane.

Fox News host Sean Hannity on Tuesday promoted a campaign targeting MSNBC host Rachel Maddow's advertisers after a handful of the conservative television personality's sponsors abandoned his program last week over his relentless promotion of a conspiracy theory.