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So much for President Trump being bad for tech stocks. The Nasdaq is in the midst of its biggest string of records since the dotcom bubble.

President Donald Trump typically dismisses any unflattering report about his administration as "fake news."

Hilda Roldan just wants a better life for her four kids. She always works overtime at a noisy textile factory here in Puebla, Mexico so her kids can get a college degree and don't have to endure the same hard work.

People around the world are still drinking plenty of Pepsi beverages.

President Donald Trump has a strategy for skirting tough questions at press briefings: Don't call on reporters from the mainstream media.

President Donald Trump is again singling out tax preparer H&R block as the one company that would be unhappy with his tax reform plans.

Lamborghini has a problem with fire.

President Trump has a new opponent: A gusher of leaks from anonymous sources hinting at nefarious collusion with Russia and painting a picture of a White House in crisis.

Russia is losing its taste for beer and some of the world's top breweries are suffering.

The long drama between Yahoo and Verizon may finally be coming to an end.

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A new app promises to be a prenup for sex tapes.

Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank took out an ad in the Baltimore Sun Wednesday to clarify some of the favorable comments he recently made about President Trump, remarks that were criticized by several of the company's highest-profile endorsers.

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Honeymoons are usually a romantic escape for the newly-wedded couple ... a time to get away and relax -- just the two of them.

Anthem is suing to stop Cigna from killing their $54 billion merger.

I've heard that I should save 15% of salary a year, if not more, for retirement. Is that figure correct and does it include any matching contributions my employer makes to my retirement account? --Gary

Nearly 3,000 Boeing workers at its new South Carolina plant are voting Wednesday in a closely watched effort by organize labor to establish an important foothold in the South.

1. Retailers go to Washington: The chief executives of major retailers including Target, JCPenney, Best Buy and Gap will travel to Capitol Hill on Wednesday.