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Long admired for their precision manufacturing, top Japanese companies are making headlines for embarrassing missteps. Even senior government officials are getting worried.

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Twitter announced Tuesday that it will label all political advertising on its platform and provide information about who bought the ads and what they spent.

California, New York and New Jersey could pass new laws on non-disclosure agreements and secret settlements in the wake of the Weinstein scandal.

Canada is blocking sales of Soylent in the country because the meal-replacement has failed to meet some of its meal-replacing requirements.

O'Reilly's future in television is up in the air amid new revelations that he paid $32 million to settle a sexual harassment claim.

Saudi Arabia plans to build an entirely new $500 billion metropolis that it says will span three countries.

A British regulator is in the middle of investigating the 21st Century Fox Chairman's bid to take over the remaining portion of Sky the company doesn't already own

The Smile Mirror features a built-in camera and facial recognition technology that only shows your reflection if you smile.

British lawmakers have asked the company to provide information on ads purchased by Russian-linked Facebook accounts around June's general election and last year's Brexit referendum.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are in baseball's Fall Classic for the first time since 1988.

Randy Freer will exit his post at Fox Networks Group, where he served as president and COO, to take over as Hulu CEO.

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"In the end, I don't think we as a human race will regret the internet," a Facebook VP said on Tuesday. "But I do believe there will be costs of connecting the world."

With sale of brand to Stanley Black & Decker, Sears' iconic Craftsman tools are set to be sold at rival Lowe's.

Goldman Sachs crunched the numbers on virtually every way to value stocks and found that the S&P 500 has rarely been as expensive it is now.

Earnings from Dow components Caterpillar and 3M wowed Wall Street, as did results from American icons GM and Stanley Black & Decker. Corporate America doesn't need to be made great again. It already is.

Trade negotiators from Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile are convening for the first time this week to discuss a potential trade agreement. The talks come as NAFTA negotiations with the U.S. are falling apart.

McDonald's sales in the U.S. and around the world topped forecasts and the stock popped on the news. The fast food giant is benefiting from newer upscale products while also keeping enough cheaper fare on the menu as well.