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Indian bosses traditionally give presents to staff at Diwali. Few can compete with the generosity of Savji Dholakia.

The 2001 implosion of Enron ushered in laws that require public companies to have their financial statements blessed by independent auditors.

At a small temple in Chennai, India, dozens of Hindu women sit on wooden chairs, waiting for their hair to be shaved.

Brazilians aren't drinking as much beer as they used to, which is giving the biggest beer brewer in the world -- Anheuser-Busch InBev -- a major hangover.

Tony Blair thinks Brits may be having second thoughts about Brexit.

Alex Simon believes Chipotle fired him for refusing to participate in, what he calls, its "shady practices."

There's nothing scary about Hershey's latest earnings report. The candy king reported profits that topped Wall Street forecasts on Friday, just ahead of Halloween.

Crude may have stopped crashing, but Big Oil is still slumping.

America finally got some good economic growth.

Uber drivers in the U.K. won a landmark court case Friday that means they will qualify for the minimum wage, paid time off and other perks.

The McLaren 570S is an outrageously fun all-out supercar, complete with beetle-wing doors and 562 horsepower turbocharged engine.

1. It's the economy, stupid: The U.S. economy grew by 2.9% in the third quarter compared to last year, making this the fastest growth rate America has seen in two years.

Amazon is bringing its Prime service to the world's most populous nation.

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Is there any chance Donald Trump could take legal action against NBC for the leak of the "Access Hollywood" tape?

Time Warner and Time Warner Cable became separate companies in 2009.

Even George Jetson looks like a Luddite compared to the transportation utopia Uber envisions. Sure, Jetson had a flying car, but he still piloted it with a joystick.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro just increased the nation's minimum wage by 40%.

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