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The 10 highest-paid corporate chiefs in America took home more than $509 million last year -- about $51 million apiece on average. Charter Communications' Tom Rutledge tops the list -- with $98 million in total pay.

Mercedes-Benz said it's proud to buy American and 'sees value in having more suppliers with locations in Alabama,' near its large SUV factory.

Tujia co-founder Melissa Yang says her company isn't an Airbnb copycat and has plans to grow its business outside China.

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Following a successful trial in San Francisco, Waze expands its service to connect commuters in the entire state.

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An interview with Megyn Kelly, whose first show with NBC, "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly," debuts June 4.

The new Nest IQ adds face detection and a 4K sensor for zooming in on burglars.

A song that labels British Prime Minister Theresa May a "liar" has rocketed up the charts -- but you won't hear it on the radio.

Fox News host Sean Hannity promoted a campaign targeting MSNBC host Rachel Maddow's advertisers.

Scott Pelley is being pushed out as anchor of "CBS Evening News," sources at CBS News confirmed to CNNMoney.

United allegedly flew an unsafe plane on 23 trips with fliers on board. The FAA has proposed a $435,000 fine.

Tiger Woods is sponsored by companies like Nike, Rolex and TaylorMade. Could his deals be in jeopardy after his recent arrest?

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A key vote at Exxon's annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday is seen as ground zero for efforts to get fossil fuel companies to acknowledge the risk they face from climate change regulation.

Fearless Girl and the Charging Bull were joined briefly on Monday morning by a third statue, a urinating dog.