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The Nasdaq zoomed to a record high on Tuesday -- its first since early June -- as Wall Street drools over tech stocks like Netflix and shrugs off the failure to repeal and replace Obamacare.

Foreigners and recent immigrants spent $153 billion buying American homes over the course of the last year, according to the National Association of Realtors.

After seeing their health care bill go up in flames, Senate Republicans have faced no shortage of finger-pointing from news outlets most sympathetic to President Trump.

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The price of lumber is soaring because of higher demand and the threat of a tariff.

Embark Veterinary, a genetics testing startup for pups, banked $4.5 million from investors to help more consumers be proactive about their dog's health.

Goldman Sachs has had knack for winning even when much of Wall Street is losing, but that golden touch seems to be fading.

Google wants to prevent another massive phishing attack like the one that targeted Google Docs users earlier this year.

Daimler has announced a voluntary recall of more than 3 million Mercedes-Benz vehicles in Europe amid mounting questions over its diesel engines.

Chipotle stock drops 6% as company temporarily shutters Virginia restaurant amid reports of sick people

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Google has a new vision for its failed smartglasses: helping workers.

Snapchat launched new features that allow users to record six consecutive videos and change the color of objects.

Harley Davidson stock plunges on weak sales forecast, layoffs ahead

Cultural issues. Visa problems. Customs hold-ups. These girls didn't let it stop them.

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Rupert Murdoch speaks regularly by phone with President Trump. But Murdoch also makes his views known to Trump through his newspapers and television networks. Lately the messages in those outlets have not been altogether positive for the president.

Job creation has weakened and real estate has cooled in London as Britain prepares to leave the European Union.