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The costs of the Roger Ailes era at Fox News keep rising.

Aetna is saying goodbye to Obamacare.

As Venezuela's crisis deepens, President Nicolas Maduro's stepsons spent last week skydiving with top international athletes.

For years, Facebook has been trying to copy Snapchat. On Wednesday, the CEO of Snapchat's parent company finally responded.

Blue Cross Blue Shield wants you to make it to your doctor's appointments -- so much that it's willing to pay for your Lyft.

Whole Foods is shaking up management once again.

The Dakota Access Pipeline isn't fully open for business, but it's already suffered a minor oil spill.

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Boeing on Wednesday announced it is grounding all flights of its new single-aisle 737 Max.

Prices just went up at Chipotle New York City restaurants, the company said Wednesday.

Abercrombie & Fitch may be for sale, and its stock is soaring on the news.

Since taking office, President Trump has taken steps on trade and regulation that have left foreign counterparts jittery. He has sparked fears of protectionist policies and concerns the United States will renege on promises to keep the global financial system safe.

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Volkswagen could be facing another crisis.

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When a White House makes a major, controversial decision -- such as, say, firing the director of the FBI -- it usually follows by putting out its best spokespeople to explain it.

We'll soon learn how the Republican health care bill that passed the House last week will impact the number of uninsured and the deficit.

Travel startup Citymapper is turning its attention to the humble public bus.

Visitors to Berlin may have been helping to fund North Korea's nuclear program.

Good grief: "Peanuts" is going Canadian.