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1. Banks report earnings: Welcome to earnings season.

American malls just got emptier.

Montana State Senator Ed Buttrey is a no-nonsense businessman from Great Falls. Like a lot of Republicans, he's not a fan of the Affordable Care Act, nor its expansion of Medicaid, the health insurance for the poor and disabled.

SpaceX has received the FAA go ahead to launch a fresh rocket into space, just days before it is scheduled to blast off.

Keurig and Anheuser-Busch InBev are teaming up to build an in-home booze brewer.

Thousands of tech companies descended on Las Vegas for CES 2017 this week to show off what they think you'll buy in the coming year.

Venezuela's corruption scandal in America is getting bigger.

A mere 0.37 points. That's how tantalizingly close the Dow got to hitting the 20,000 milestone for the first time ever.

Troubled blood testing startup Theranos is downsizing yet again.

It's getting harder out there for a jet salesman.

President-elect Donald Trump said Friday that he wants a probe into a report by NBC News that used information provided by an unnamed senior intelligence official who discussed a report detailing alleged Russian hacking of top Democratic officials.

President-elect Donald Trump met with the top editors at Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and other Condé Nast magazines on Friday for a wide-ranging discussion on policy matters.

Wells Fargo is set to launch a new pay plan next week to replace the wildly unrealistic sales goals that have been blamed for corrupting its retail bank workers.

Facebook has hired a former television journalist to help improve its relationship with news organizations.

A popular visa program may soon get a makeover.

Travelers passing through Tokyo's Narita International Airport have spotted an unusual offering in bathroom stalls: toilet paper for smartphones.

Netflix went on a wild ride in 2016. The stock began last year not far from its record high, then plunged nearly 30% by February.

It just got a whole lot harder to reach Nigeria's capital city.

Did you buy nearly all your presents for the holidays at Amazon?

President-elect Trump has vowed to make health care great again, but Americans are almost evenly divided over whether he can deliver on that promise.