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Airbnb is acting on a pledge to stop making a shortage of long-term rentals worse in cities such as London and Amsterdam.

The creators of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' plan to bring the hit play to New York's Lyric Theater.

Hackers using the "shamoon" cyberweapon destroyed computers at six important Saudi organizations two weeks ago, marking a reappearance of the most damaging cyberweapon the world has ever seen.

While driving by the Kremlin, Russians have noticed that their GPS devices aren't accurately reflecting where they are physically. Experts say it's possible the Kremlin is trying to prevent drones from flying overhead.

One of China's most popular apps is censoring users' private messages at home and abroad, according to a new report.

Lawmakers introduced legislation on Thursday that would aim to prevent Wells Fargo from using fine print buried in customer agreements to derail class action lawsuits.

"Westworld" -- which concludes its first season Sunday -- has drawn considerably fewer viewers than "Bull," a new CBS courtroom drama. But you'd hardly know that from the media coverage, which has blanketed the former and mostly ignored the latter.

President-elect Trump could look into the power NAFTA gives companies, which can be an incentive to put jobs across the border.

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The Dallas Cowboys have stood out among a season of struggling ratings for the NFL with the league's best record and ratings.

Innovative Industrial Properties, a real estate company that hopes to buy land and lease it to growers of medical marijuana, went public on the NYSE. But shares fell. Why? Medical pot is still illegal on a federal level.

Grant Tinker left an indelible mark on television as a leader who believed in it as a legitimate art form, not a cash register disguised as a projector.

As President-elect Trump flies to Indiana to hail the deal to save 1,000 jobs at Carrier plant, details of what kept the company from moving are still unclear.

Fox News' resident ambush reporter Jesse Watters turned to a Massachusetts college in search of his latest target. The school turned to the cops to get the reporter to take his foot out of the college president's door.

After a painful two-year price war against U.S. shale, Saudi Arabia-led OPEC finally blinked this week by agreeing to stop flooding the world with excess supply.

NFL players have been given a reprieve from the league's strict uniform guidelines and will be able to sport cleats that raise awareness about causes they support.

Six million Americans with low credit scores have fallen behind on their car loan payments, according to the Fed.

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Trump's transition picks have set off alarms among net neutrality advocates. Some are already pledging to fight once again to defend the Internet.