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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.

Snapchat has made its stories searchable.

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Popular Japanese fashion chain Uniqlo has a message for President Trump: We'll leave the U.S. if you insist we make all of our clothes in America.

There's a lot of human error when it comes to handling reports of sexual harassment.

Virgin Atlantic Airways is still relentlessly cool, but is that enough?

BlackBerry lost the mobile phone battle years ago, to Apple and the army of tech firms that make Android phones. BlackBerry focuses more on software than hardware now -- and it may have found new life.

Ford CEO Mark Fields got a 19% pay hike for 2016, the automaker said Friday.

Credit Suisse has been caught up in an international tax investigation covering at least three countries.

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The hottest news of the week broke a day early: Crayola is retiring the yellowish dandelion crayon from its rainbow of colors.

Wells Fargo is trying to repair its relationship with customers and employees. But standing in the way are a series of question marks still hovering over the bank.

President Trump wants American companies to help reduce the country's huge trade deficit with China.

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The Bank of England is changing the recipe for its currency.

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In a notable moment of divergence between the White House and perhaps its most reliable media booster, Fox News host Sean Hannity said Thursday that President Donald Trump was wrong to blame the failure of the Republican health care bill on the faction of GOP lawmakers known as the Freedom Caucus.