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For news media executives, the White House's decision this week not to block testimony from former FBI Director James Comey may have felt like a movie studio greenlighting a big budget action flick.

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Rating agency Standard & Poor's said Qatar's diplomatic crisis with other Middle Eastern nations could prompt investors to yank money out of the country.

A New Jersey woman is suing Chipotle for allegedly cheating her out of thousands of dollars of overtime pay she says she deserves.

Jessica Alba's household products brand has agreed to pay $1.55 million to settle a nationwide class action suit.

Apple is deploying 400 of the machines to authorized third-party retailers around the world.

Breitbart is used to taking slings and arrows from the left, but this week the far-right website has found itself under fire from a very different adversary: high-profile members of the far-right who have long been its ideological allies.

It's another sign of a shift of power in the commercial space industry.

Gains in insurance coverage in rural America may be hurt by the House GOP bill that would cut federal funding for Medicaid, according to a Georgetown University Center for Children and Families report.

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More advertisers have pulled spots from YouTube after discovering they were being shown alongside videos made by a hate preacher.

The United Arab Emirates is squeezing Qatar but it relies on its Gulf neighbor's gas for 30% of its energy.

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Tesla catapulted onto the Fortune 500 list of the nation's largest companies for the first time Wednesday, landing at 383 on the list.

Spanish banking giant Santander has paid ?1 to acquire Banco Popular after it was deemed to be near collapse.

Saving for a down payment is often the biggest hurdle Millennials face when it comes to buying a home. And in some major cities, it will take at least a decade to save enough to put 20% down.

You'd need to be fired up to sock away enough money to quit your job and retire in just five years. But it's not impossible.