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President Trump has a lot that he'd like to accomplish. And some market strategists are now worried that investors are assuming that it will get done quickly. Nobody is calling for a crash, but stocks might finally be ready to cool off.

Nafisa Bakkar co-founded Amaliah to help Muslim women find modest but stylish clothing. It's now a platform of over 250,000 people

Monopoly's iconic group of eight game pieces has gotten a permanent update after an online vote. You'll probably never see these classic game tokens again.

"Saturday Night Live" will go live coast-to-coast to wrap its season with hosts including Melissa McCarthy and Jimmy Fallon.

Advertisers including the British government are furious with Google after their ads appeared alongside YouTube content from hate preachers and extremist groups.

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Google Home wasn't trying to promote the release of the new movie "Beauty and the Beast" film, but that's what many users thought.

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Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced five Chicago universities will pilot Global Entrepreneur in Residence programs, a pathway for select foreign entrepreneurs to get H-1B visas and work on their companies.

USA Hockey plans to have another women's team compete in the World Championship games since the first squad is sitting out in protest over pay.

President Trump's budget proposals could cut tens of thousands of well-paying jobs in the federal government.

One employee of the International Monetary Fund has been injured in an explosion at the group's offices in Paris.

A paper titled "When Harry Fired Sally" finds that female financial advisers at Wells Fargo are more likely to be severely punished following misconduct than their male counterparts.

President Trump's 'skinny' budget proposes to pay for defense spending increases with spending cuts to the smallest part of the federal budget, which has already seen large cuts.

Players on the U.S. Women's National Hockey Team are sitting out the world championships to protest unfair pay and unequal treatment.

There's a new reason to call it March Madness. CBS Sports, where fans flock to fill out brackets for the NCAA basketball championship tournament, drove users crazy when the site experienced a technical glitch Thursday morning.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is preparing to meet his G20 counterparts for talks that could reveal fundamental disagreements on trade.

The Dutch may have rejected anti-EU populism but the continent's big test will come in France next month.

Shares of Canada Goose, a maker of pricey parkas loved by celebrities, surged in its first day of trading in New York and Toronto. Can it keep soaring or will it fizzle like Snapchat? Animal rights activists are protesting too.