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What's Next: Bob Iger Wins Fox: Comcast has dropped its pursuit of 21st Century Fox, allowing Disney to proceed with its $71.3 billion takeover of Fox's entertainment assets. The deal will give Iger the most formidable content portfolio in Hollywood, from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the X-Men to "Star Wars" and "The Simpsons," as well as majority ownership of Hulu.

Domino's wants to dramatically increase the number of its US locations.

Top UK security officials say they can only provide "limited assurance" that telecom equipment provided by Huawei poses no threat to national security.

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Kevin Durant, Steph Curry and the rest of the dominant Golden State Warriors team caused a problem for eBay. A stormy start to the baseball season didn't help either.

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China's currency is plunging again. But how low will it go?

Japan is about to become the latest battleground between two of the world's biggest ride-hailing giants.

JPMorgan Chase has pumped millions of dollars into supporting entrepreneurs of color in Detroit, New York City and San Francisco.

A company in New Zealand that tested four-day work weeks says the experiment was so successful that it wants to make it permanent.

1. Big day for earnings: Dozens of big-name companies are reporting quarterly results on Thursday.

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Chinese bike-sharing startup Ofo is backpedaling on its US business.

In an effort to appease government regulators, Sinclair is changing its plan for the sale of some of its stations as it awaits approval of its bid for Tribune.

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The Justice Department filed a motion on Wednesday asking the DC Circuit Court of Appeals to expedite its appeal of the AT&T-Time Warner decision, and provided a preview of how it plans to fight its case.

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Uber just hired its first chief privacy officer, filling a significant void in the senior leadership at the most valuable privately held startup in the US.