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Stripe is pulling the plug on payments in the digital currency, citing volatile prices and rising fees.

The protracted sale of The Weinstein Company has entered a new phase.

The public's fears about autonomous vehicles are easing, according to a new survey by AAA.

The streaming media giant is now worth more than Dow components Goldman Sachs, Caterpillar and United Technologies. And its $100 billion+ market value has vaulted it ahead of many traditional media rivals as well.

Two more big companies are passing savings from the tax bill along to employees.

None of the Google Lunar XPrize finalists will land on the moon by the March deadline.

Though Kurtz isn't as critical of the White House as Michael Wolff was in his book "Fire an Fury," he is very critical of the media, saying the press is "falling into the president's trap,"

One trade group predicts the tariffs will cost the American economy 23,000 jobs.

After winning Senate confirmation, Jerome Powell, a Fed governor, will succeed Janet Yellen.

The Tesla driver was, reportedly, using the Autopilot system when he hit a firetruck stopped on the highway.

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Wall Street is nervous about another shoe dropping at General Electric as the embattled company reports earnings on Wednesday.

The dating app doesn't encrypt images on mobile.

Uber has hired its first chief diversity officer Bo Young Lee, who will start in the role in late March.

The ad was a plea for players to stand for the national anthem

Google is taking on Amazon's Audible with its own audiobook service on the Google Play app store.

Kimberly-Clark announces a restructuring to fight challenges on several fronts.

The Trump administration is applying tariffs of up to 50% on imported washing machines. The move holds implications for American consumers, workers, trade negotiations and multinational companies.

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