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Google has made the $999 Pixelbook laptop to show off its operating system Chrome OS.

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Swiss chemicals giant Clariant and its U.S. rival Hunstman have axed their $20 billion merger after it came under attack from an activist investor group.

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HBO announced on Thursday that it will not move forward with a planned miniseries about the 2016 election based on a forthcoming book co-authored by Mark Halperin after a CNN report in which five women accused Halperin of sexual harassment.

Mattel said on Thursday that it suffered a 13% sales decline worldwide -- 22% in North America.

Even an unfolding crisis over Russian-bought elections ads and the aftermath of a YouTube advertiser boycott could not slow down Google's ad sales machine.

A group of Democrat lawmakers is pressing the government's chief ethics agency for answers on Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's financial disclosures.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that CVS Health is in talks to buy Aetna for $66 billion.

Who you calling a job killer? Amazon now employs more than half a million workers.

Uber is being sued by three Latina engineers who allege that they, as women and people of color, were paid less than their white male and Asian colleagues.

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The company says the robots work alongside its employees -- but the move still seems to be a harbinger of the retail world to come.

American Airlines CEO on criticism by NAACP: 'We want to be even better' on race relations

The NFL's sluggish viewership may be less a symptom of the league's problems and more about what's happening in the TV environment overall.

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The union wants the National Labor Relations Board to reinstate the workers.

Kellogg's said it's changing the art on its Corn Pops box, after author Saladin Ahmed tweeted about its 'racism.'

A recent survey conducted by Discover asked 1,000 Americans to share what their lives would look like if they were successful.