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San Juan's mayor, Carmen Yulin Cruz, called a multimillion dollar contract awarded to a small Montana firm to help restore power in parts of Puerto Rico "alarming" and said it should be canceled immediately. Now she's battling the firm on Twitter.

The NAACP has warned African-American travelers to be careful when flying with American Airlines. The company says it's ready to "listen and engage."

More stores have been pegged to shut their doors in 2017 than any other year on record.

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Legoland has received approval for its site plan from a town board in upstate New York.

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Employers are increasingly requesting or requiring qualifications for job openings in which the current job holder doesn't have the same qualifications, according to a new study by a Harvard Business School professor.

Given today's stock valuations, it's understandable why many investors are skittish about investing money in stocks.

IBM doubles paid time off for new parents, and makes the move retroactive.

India just gave its state-owned banks a shot in the arm, but analysts say it still might not be enough.

The White House is pushing hard on the promise that Trump's tax plan will mean at least a $4,000 pay raise for the middle class. But that's impossible to guarantee for several reasons.

Glor, 42, will take over "later this year," the network said.

The Trump administration on Wednesday imposed a new round of sanctions, this time on nine individuals and entities that support terrorism and violence in Yemen.

You might be giving up a lot of rights as a consumer by quickly signing or clicking agree to and agreements without ever really reading it.

Tom Barrack may be having second thoughts about buying the crippled Weinstein Co.

Tesla has been hit with four discrimination cases in recent months about the culture at its factory in Fremont, California.