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Warren Buffett dropped all his remaining shares of General Electric in the spring.

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Police believe people working for a technology firm contracted by HBO partner Star India were responsible.

While other CEOs have condemned racism after the weekend's white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, only two had left the council as of Monday night.

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There are talks underway between Laura Ingraham and Fox News executives, but no decisions have been finalized.

Kenneth Frazier joined the growing list of CEOs who feel compelled by President Trump's words and policies to speak out against him.

President Trump signed a memorandum Monday that directs the U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to determine if an investigation is needed into alleged Chinese trade practices.

Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier is quitting President Trump's manufacturing council in an effort to "take a stand against intolerance and extremism."

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Facebook's chief operating officer is the latest top executive to denounce 'bigotry and hatred' after a rally of white supremacists over the weekend turned deadly.

U.S. stocks climbed sharply on Monday as Wall Street's fears about the North Korea nuclear crisis faded.

President Trump evidently doesn't know the definition of "press conference." He'd promised a "pretty big" one, but instead gave a hastily-arranged speech without answering any questions.

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Their statements came after white supremacist and alt-right groups descended on Charlottesville, Virginia and clashed with counter-protesters.

The New York Post editorial board criticized President Trump after he did not specifically criticize white nationalist groups.

When the Falcon 9 rocket blasts off on Monday, one of the items on board will be a supercomputer built by Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

Marcus Hutchins pleaded not guilty on Monday in Wisconsin.