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AAA study shows that, in cars where it's "recommended," but not "required," there is only slight benefit from using Premium fuel.

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Jimmy Kimmel's young son, Billy, made an appearance on his father's late night broadcast, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Monday night.

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SpaceX is launching barley for a Budweiser-backed experiment.

Comcast is dropping out of the running to buy a majority of 21st Century Fox, clearing the path for Disney to complete an acquisition should it choose to do so.

The New Yorker has parted ways with its Washington correspondent, Ryan Lizza, following a review of what it called "improper sexual conduct."

"A vote for me is a vote against the no-good media" is the message. It echoes President Trump's appeal to his base -- and it could be a preview of a midterm election strategy for Republicans.

Carriers raked in $1.2 billion between July and September, according to the Department of Transportation.

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Former President Obama thanked those helping Americans enroll in Obamacare. He then took to Twitter and Facebook to remind people that the deadline to sign up is Dec. 15.

Soylent cofounder Rob Rhinehart announced on Monday he is stepping down as CEO. Rhinehart will stay on as executive chairman.

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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin promised that his tax office would produce an analysis showing that the GOP tax plan would pay for itself. A short memo on Monday asserted that it would but without any in-depth analysis explaining why.

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Munchee stops initial coin offering after receiving cease-and-desist order from federal regulators.

More companies are starting to approve the use of ephemeral messaging apps for internal communications.

The chief executive of Volkswagen says Germany should reduce subsidies for diesel cars and ban heavily polluting vehicles from its city centers.

Twitter is hosting a panel of women leaders at CES in response to the show's all-male keynote speaker lineup.