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Richard Branson believes that a minimum income for all workers is inevitable.

It has become common for talking points to crystallize in far-right corners of the Internet before making their way to higher echelons of the media and government.

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Sears says sales plunged in the fourth quarter that included the holiday shopping season, but tax reform will result in a rare profit.

Nestle is adapting its business to meet changing consumer habits, but its moves may not be fast enough to satisfy activist shareholder Dan Loeb.

She's been socking away savings and putting money toward retirement, but her $9,000 credit card debt is nagging at her.

Amazon will hire 2,000 more workers in France, bringing its total headcount in the country to 7,500 by the end of 2018.

Brian Niccol was a hit as Taco Bell's CEO. His job at Chipotle won't be as easy.

The United Arab Emirates plans to launch a satellite this year, send a probe to Mars by 2021 and put people on the planet by 2117.

After #metoo, a number of men have confessed they're more hesitant to mentor women.

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On the chopping block: ads that take over the browser, pop-up ads and auto-play videos.

Several states are pushing legislation that would seek permission from the Trump administration to contract with wholesalers in Canada and import cheaper prescriptions for their health care systems.

The British government says that Russia was behind a global cyberattack that hit companies such as FedEx and Merck in June 2017.

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Billionaire Wang Jianlin's company, Dalian Wanda Group, has agreed to offload its holdings in Atletico Madrid, the Spanish soccer team said.

Another mountain of money is being brought home to American shores following the new tax law -- and much of it will end up in the pockets of investors.

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Industry analysts are projecting that the film could bring in about $145 million domestically in its opening weekend.

The company says it will make 90 original movies for its flagship Hallmark Channel and spinoff networks this year.