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Gonzaga's most surprising achievement isn't getting to the NCAA championship game. It's the sizable profit its men's basketball team scored while playing in a small conference.

A troubled Chinese company says it has turned to police to help it try to find a senior executive with whom it lost contact days before its stock suddenly plunged as much as 91%.

1. Stock market overview: The second quarter of 2017 is starting on a cautious footing.

If Bill O'Reilly weren't the biggest star at Fox News, would he still have a job at Fox News?

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The White House has made public the financial disclosure forms of about 180 staffers.

A Ferarri once owned by President Trump was sold at auction this weekend at a record $270,000.

1. Jobs report: On Friday, the U.S. Labor Department will release its March jobs report. It's yet another glimpse at President Trump's key promise: "Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!" as it put it in a tweet last week.

General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt says he tries to stay out of politics -- but he's found it necessary to speak out against some of President Trump's policies.

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The fear surrounding Congress's decision to roll-back some Obama-era internet privacy rules is just "hyper-partisan hyperbole," says former Federal Trade Commission chair Jon Leibowitz.

Lower health insurance premiums.

Two years ago, restauranteur Marc Roth didn't know anything about making ice cream.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says he didn't mean to promote the Lego Batman movie.

When the women on the national hockey team started a protest for fair pay, they had no idea it would become a historic moment in women's sports.

SpaceX just made history by launching the same rocket into orbital space for a second time. And the jaw-dropping news did not stop there.

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Twitter is giving its trolls a facelift.

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It's been an eventful week in Trumpworld. So eventful, in fact, you may have already forgotten some key developments.