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Want to watch the big dance in person? It's going to be more expensive this year.

It looks like investors aren't so sure that President Donald Trump's pledge to "Make America Great Again" will really help the companies that do most of their business in the United States.

The nation's uninsured rate has fallen to a historic low under Obamacare, but you'd never know that listening to Republican leaders speak.

Cathy Paraggio always checks the labels on stuff she buys: Is it made in China? Vietnam? Bangladesh? Mexico? Or America?

1. Preparing for a big week: Wall Street is preparing for what is expected to be a very big week.

A major European conglomerate has admitted that an employee took advantage of serious management failings to disappear with $103 million of the firm's cash.

Over the years, Chuck Schuetz has gotten used to the sight of tourists stopping at the big purple sign in front of Yahoo's headquarters in Sunnyvale, California.

President Trump wants to turbocharge the economy.

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Prominent academics at the University of Oxford have warned of a staff exodus if the rights of EU citizens living in Britain are not secured soon.

Christie Popp, who is pregnant with her third child, is hoping hard that the maternity coverage she has through the Affordable Care Act doesn't go away.

China's richest man won't be buying an iconic American entertainment company after all.

House GOP lawmakers finally revealed their plan to repeal and replace Obamacare last week.

The ADL plans to embed itself in Silicon Valley so it can more effectively track and monitor the rise of online harassment and hate speech.

The fight against cancer knows no party lines.

South by Southwest became South by SouthWesteros on Sunday when the creators and cast of "Game of Thrones" spoke at the media and tech conference in Austin, Texas.

President Trump's new pick for labor secretary will have to wait a bit longer before he gets a hearing.

President Trump's budget director claims the Obama administration was "manipulating" jobs data.

There are few people with computer science backgrounds who work in the federal government. Long hours coupled with smaller salaries make it hard to recruit techies to Washington, according to Representative Ruben Gallego.

The internet doesn't have an off switch. While it's interesting to imagine pressing a big red button and -- poof! -- the internet goes out around the world, it's actually much more complicated than that.