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Clinton's remarks, made during an extensive book tour, were her most pointed criticisms of Facebook to date.

Anthem agrees to provide Obamacare coverage in Virginia next year, ensuring more than 70,000 residents will have an option on their exchange.

New York Times columnist Jim Rutenberg took a deep dive into Russia's media operations.

Identity theft is bad news for everyone, but it's especially dangerous for Millennials. Here's why.

These days there are some new rules that make space for women -- and men -- to show some emotion at work.

Gas is becoming easier to find in Florida, as lack of power, rather than lack of gas, now the bigger problem for stations.

Equifax disclosed Friday that the personal details of up to 400,000 Brits may have been compromised in its massive data breach.

The CEO of a $4 billion startup is resigning immediately following sexual harassment allegations against the company.

DACA students are hopeful about a possible deal to permanently protect their future in America. Yet many, like Luis Ursua, are also frustrated by the "ambiguity from politicians."

The three automakers, which operate as a single group, laid out a five-year plan to build a next generation of high-tech cars.

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For ESPN, a network that unabashedly labels itself the "Worldwide Leader in Sports," this week provided the ultimate welcome to No-Man's Land in the war between media and politics.

De Niro was underway on developing a lavish new resort on the Caribbean island.

After the Equifax data breach exposed the personal and financial information of 143 million people, many consumers are left wondering what they can do to hold the credit reporting agency accountable.

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It's been a week since Equifax announced that personal information for 143 million people were accessed in a hack. The company has offered a free year of credit monitoring. Here's what happened when I tried to sign up ... and tried to freeze my credit.

The federal government has already awarded more than $600 million in services and supply contracts to U.S. companies since two hurricanes pummeled Texas and Florida last week.

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Two big Chinese bitcoin exchanges will cease trading by the end of the month. The crackdown by authorities is crashing bitcoin prices.

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