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The world was a much different -- and cheaper -- place in 1908.

It was a battle of the bots in my apartment this week.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are talking to voters in the final days of the race -- but not to reporters.

You could soon be driving like a Queen. No, really. Cars once owned by the royal family are going up for auction soon and bidding has already started.

Facebook's sales hit yet another new record in the third quarter, but the boom times may be ending.

Severe anxiety. Fear of retaliation. Shame. And a sense of having been abandoned by their leaders.

In one of the most expensive cities on the planet, Yukako Yamada works a low wage office job to scrape together a living for herself and her young son.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both bought last-minute ads during Game 7 of the World Series.

1. Facebook takes a fall: Shares in Facebook are falling by about 7% premarket after CFO David Wehner spooked investors yesterday by warning that sales growth was expected to slow in 2017.

Donald Trump once again singled out NBC News journalist Katy Tur by name during a rally on Wednesday, reigniting concerns about reporters' safety at Trump rallies.

The Justice Department sued DirecTV and its owner AT&T, charging that it colluded with cable companies operating in the Los Angeles market to ensure that none of them would broadcast Dodgers baseball games in the area.

Nordstrom has broken its silence about carrying Ivanka Trump's fashion line.

Jurors are heading home after a day of deliberations in the defamation case against Rolling Stone for its explosive and later discredited article about a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity house.

The internet and social media are great resources for finding information, but they're also the perfect vehicles for spreading misinformation.

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Fitbit is not in good shape.

Nervous about the turbulent U.S. election? So is Wall Street.

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Game 6 of the World Series drew big ratings for Fox and Major League Baseball Tuesday night, suggesting that the audience for game 7 Wednesday night, the final installment of a Series that MLB probably wishes was going 14 games, could be one of the biggest baseball has seen in years.

Hulk Hogan and the remnants of Gawker Media have struck a confidential settlement agreement, rewarding the wrestler with millions of dollars.