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Pringles launches new Loud line of potato-free chips, made from corn, grain and vegetables.

Yes, college is still worth it. But it takes 12 years to recoup the cost of a Bachelor's degree and to make up for time out of the work force.

Coming up with a 20% down payment for a median-price home costs buyers two-thirds of their annual income, according to a new Zillow report.

Michael Lynton, CEO of Sony Entertainment, is stepping down to join Snap Inc.

Disney CEO Bob Iger saw his pay dip by $1 million in 2016 -- but don't feel too sorry for him. He still made $43.9 million

President-elect Donald Trump has been a galvanizing force and an economic boon for many left-of-center outlets, which are now gearing up to cover his administration.

Republican Senator Mike Lee is aiming to introduce a bill that would curtail the President's authority to unilaterally impose tariffs, an aide told CNNMoney.

The app is safe to use, but a report highlights issues with security design.

This year's growth spurt at The Washington Post includes about 30 new jobs producing and hosting web videos.

Wells Fargo announced plans on Friday to shut down more than 400 branches by the end of 2018.

Three Takata executives indicted over exploding airbags, company agrees to pay $1 billion to settle U.S. criminal charges.

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Walter Shaub surprised some colleagues when he lit into the president-elect's plan to avoid conflicts of interest. Could he be a foil for Trump?

The outgoing chairman of the Federal Communications Commission issued an impassioned warning to the next administration: Don't go backwards.

Intelligence agencies work covertly to gather and analyze foreign intelligence. But there is also a thriving industry of private firms that offer some of the same services.

New data suggests that 2016 was an increasingly deadly year on U.S. roads.

Tesla has announced the pricing structure for its network of rapid charging stations around the world.

London's main stock market index -- the FTSE 100 -- is on a record-breaking run.

As a child, Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez turned to comics to escape from the poverty and crime that was right outside his door. Now, he has created his own comic book, hoping to raise awareness about social justice issues, like pollution and discrimination, in Puerto Rico.

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