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How much are People, Time, Sports Illustrated and their corporate siblings worth?

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The NFL has been dogged by mediocre ratings all season. But Thanksgiving, one of the biggest days of the football year, showed that fans will feast on the league's offerings when the on-field ingredients are good.

Democrats are trying to force a fight over President-elect Donald Trump's business interests.

The 1,400 of workers building furnaces for Carrier in Indianapolis are at the center of a high-profile tug of war between President-elect Donald Trump and the plant's corporate parent, United Technologies.

It's time for the oil industry's favorite guessing game: Will OPEC continue to flood the world with more oil, or will it finally blink and cut production?

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The World Trade Organization ruled Monday that Boeing received an illegal subsidy from Washington state to build its new 777X jetliner there, and the U.S. has 90 days to revoke the subsidy.

It hasn't quite been a month since Donald Trump's extraordinary victory over Hillary Clinton, and newsrooms have already had to repeatedly confront the unique coverage challenges posed by the president-elect.

Count Saudi Arabia among the believers in Donald Trump's ability to make America grow again.

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The Donald Trump market rally could face headwinds from two key undertows that have the potential to hold back the U.S. economy next year.

The death of Cuban leader Fidel Castro has investors starting to salivate about the possibility of big U.S. companies soon being able to do a lot more business in Cuba.

It's called a dollar, and worth a dollar -- at least for now. But it has nothing to do with the U.S. Federal Reserve.

The U.K. is facing another potential legal roadblock on its way out the European Union.

Those working with the leading on-demand company have a demand of their own: a fair minimum wage.

Donald Trump's plans for the economy have won approval from a key group of forecasters.

Bud Light is getting its Willy Wonka on.

From crushing candies to swiping right, people use their phones to navigate much of their lives.

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