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India has threatened to cancel the visas of Amazon employees if the retailer continues to sell doormats featuring the country's flag.

The iPhone sales slump may be dragging down one of Apple's top suppliers.

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Rex Tillerson is one of the first among President-elect Trump's nominees to make public his agreement to avoid conflicts of interest if he's confirmed as secretary of state.

If the best part of waking up is Folgers in your cup, then be prepared to pay a bit more for your morning caffeine fix.

I'm 59 years old and plan on retiring within the next year. My adviser is recommending that I invest $1 million, about 25% of my nest egg, in annuities to generate retirement income. That percentage seems high to me. Is there a rule of thumb about how big a role annuities should play in one's retirement strategy? --David

Amy Roost has spent a lot of time milling about hospitals.

Facebook is trying to improve relations with skeptical newsrooms by making several investments in journalism tools, training, and news literacy.

It sits on some of the world's biggest oil and gas reserves, but the United Arab Emirates wants to burn much less fuel in future.

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President-elect Donald Trump is finally holding a press conference -- 169 days after his last one and more than two months after he was elected.

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Airbus really wants to make its superjumbo work.

1. Trump faces the press: President-elect Donald Trump is set to hold his first press conference since July.

Prosecutors have named the heir to the Samsung empire as a suspect in the massive corruption scandal that has rocked South Korea.

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On a recent edition of "Lou Dobbs Tonight," a few days before Christmas and more than six weeks after Donald Trump's victory on election day, the host was brimming with holiday cheer.

Bill O'Reilly wanted to defend Fox News' reputation.

Volkswagen is negotiating a settlement with the U.S. Justice Department that would require the carmaker to pay $4.3 billion in fines and plead guilty to criminal wrongdoing.

President-elect Donald Trump's future trade policies are worrying the World Bank.