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Evan Spiegel, the CEO and cofounder of Snap, is due for a big payday.

President Trump cited a misleading statistic to cast the job market as weaker than it truly is.

It's true that NATO countries are increasing their defense spending, but it has little to do with Trump.

Dyson -- famous the world over for its sleek vacuum cleaners -- has purchased a massive 517-acre facility in England that will be dedicated to research and development.

As President Trump talked about reviving "dying industries," China said it plans to ax 500,000 coal and steel jobs this year.

Wealthier and younger Americans will get more in tax credits under the Republican plan to repeal Obamacare than they do under Obamacare's subsidies.

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Lego says a new set will feature some of the pioneering women who played vital but sometimes under-appreciated roles in the U.S. space program.

Immigration advisers in the Middle East report a sharp increase in inquiries and applications for EB-5 visas since President Trump took office.

New York Federal Reserve President said stock markets, consumer confidence and business confidence have all gone up considerably since the U.S. election.

Penguin Random House wins battle for Obamas' books with record setting bid.

A new survey commissioned by Microsoft found that young girls become interested in science and math around the age of 11 and then quickly lose interest when they're 15.

President Donald Trump has vowed to make child care in America cheaper. He's expected to lay out his plans to do so in his address to Congress Tuesday evening. But a new report from the Tax Policy Center says the proposals are another gift to the rich.

Amazon Web Services experienced outages Tuesday, which meant that services like Slack, Trello and Venmo weren't working.

President Trump often speaks critically of the nation's debt. But his budget proposals so far don't indicate that he'll do much about it.

Oscar and Emmy ratings continue trending downward

Hershey said Tuesday that it'll cut its global workforce by about 15%, which likely amounts to about 2,700 people.

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