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Florida residents racing to get out of Hurricane Irma's destructive path have encountered a serious obstacle: gasoline shortages.

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Thousands of Venezuelans have fled to Florida this year to escape their country's humanitarian crisis. Now they must survive Hurricane Irma, which, for some, is the first hurricane of their lives.

Disney CEO Bob Iger warned at an investment conference that profits may be flat this year. NBCUniversal owner Comcast also gave a somewhat gloomy outlook about its cable business. Other media stocks tanked on the news.

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SpaceX completes launch of Air Force space plane ahead of Irma's arrival.

Richard Branson is "safe and well" after Hurricane Irma swept through his private island in the British Virgin Islands.

Graydon Carter, the longtime editor of Vanity Fair and a giant of the New York City media scene, said Thursday that he intends to step down from his post at the magazine.

Jobless claims surged in Texas due to Hurricane Harvey. Florida could report similar increases depending on how bad the damage is from Hurricane Irma. But will this have a big and lasting impact on the broader U.S. economy?

Here's what you can do to protect your finances before a hurricane like Irma.

Here's what we do and don't know so far about Facebook's Russia problem.

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President Trump wants to cut off North Korea's oil supply to ramp up pressure over the country's nuclear weapons program.

An estimated 23,000 New Yorkers don't have to pay college tuition this year because of the new Excelsior Scholarship.

Amazon has announced plans to open a second headquarters in North America that will employ as many as 50,000 workers.

The company behind Hot Pockets will soon be selling vegetarian foods like "Harmless Ham" and "Benevolent Bacon."

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Facebook told congressional investigators on Wednesday that it sold political ads during the 2016 U.S. presidential election to a Russian "troll farm" that was looking to target American voters.