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Giuliani's shadow foreign policy efforts in Ukraine became a central feature of House Democrats' impeachment case against Trump.

Restaurant chains have turned to meat alternatives from Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods to attract customers trying to cut back on their meat consumption, but it's unclear whether they're gaining traction.

GMO co-founder Jeremy Grantham said in a letter that chemical toxicity threatens to dramatically lower birth rates and become a major investment issue.

Carlos Ghosn, the former Nissan chairman who staged a Hollywood-style escape from Japan in December, is reportedly evaluating film and TV projects based on his life.

Apple is currently the most valuable U.S. company at a $1.4 trillion market cap after a huge stock gain of more than 1,000% over the past decade

Tesla has another volatile day. L Brands is in talks to sell Victoria's Secret. Nvidia rises on an analyst upgrade.

Apple supplier Foxconn was approved to resume production in Zhengzhou, a key manufacturing plant in the region, Reuters reported.

"Once you start getting away from the media and the craziness and all that the fund's performing well," Claure said.

The new offer would be for $18.40 per share in cash and 0.149 Xerox shares per share of HP.

The stock looks likely to continue its wild speculative trading, with share price back above $800.

While investors may look at Tesla's wild ride as crazy trading in just one stock, some analysts say its bubbly behavior could be a warning.

Diamond Princess passenger Matthew Smith said he is "maintaining his confidence" that he and his wife will not test positive for the coronavirus.

Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen's chicken sandwich permanently returned in November.

The indirect economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak is hitting Africa, with the sharp fall in commodity prices "battering" economies across the continent, according to Capital Economics.

China's consumer price index rose at the highest rate in more than eight years.

Despite the dangers of high-interest loans, many Americans are racking up enough credit card debt to worry about overdrafting their account on a single large purchase.

The Taubman family is selling one-third of their stake and will continue to own 20% of Taubman Realty Group.

Negotiating a lower rate for your monthly bills could put thousands back in your pocket each year. Here is the five-step process to winning those savings and building your wealth.

The ad shows Samsung's new device opening upwards and coming in two colors — purple and black.

Xi's absence from ground zero could be an attempt to protect the top leadership from the potential fallout of the health-care crisis, experts say.