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Expedia just named Chelsea Clinton to its board of directors.

Boeing sent a notice to employees at its commercial jet factories Friday warning of layoffs in May.

Binge-watchers rejoice: Netflix is testing out a button that lets users skip a TV show's title sequence.

At the Geneva Motor Show, Lamborghini unveiled the 640 horsepower Huracan Performante, a car that can go from zero to sixty in under three seconds with a top speed over 200 miles per hour.

President Trump's seemingly top priority is to keep the promises he made on the campaign trail and remake the federal government.

A group of Senate Democrats are charging that billionaire Carl Icahn is using his role as President Trump's regulation buster for his "own personal gain."

President Donald Trump said Friday that his administration "can get around the media when the media doesn't tell the truth, so I like that."

When Volkswagen executive Oliver Schmidt arrived in Florida for Christmas vacation on Dec. 24, he probably never imagined the trip would be extended to include jail time.

JCPenney posted a list of the stores it plans to close this year.

Out with the old and in with the new? It's good if you're doing spring cleaning -- and apparently some investors are doing that with their portfolios too.

Goldman Sachs might be flying high in the Trump era, but CEO Lloyd Blankfein's paycheck has been trimmed.

Thinx cofounder Miki Agrawal is breaking her silence about the recent allegations against her.

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If Lloyd Blankfein gets his way, even more Goldman Sachs executives will join the upper echelons of the American government.

The Trump administration may have been forced to apologize to the U.K. for quoting a Fox News report. But that hasn't stopped President Trump from retweeting more Fox reports Friday morning.

Has the easy money in the Trump bump rally already been made?

Muslim women are flocking to a startup that promises them fashionable clothes that fit with their faith.

He used to run the world's fifth largest economy. Now he'll edit London's free evening newspaper.

There's been a big shakeup in Monopoly's eight classic game pieces. Say goodbye to the boot, wheelbarrow and thimble tokens.