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Tesla's super-hot Model X SUV just took a beating in Consumer Reports magazine. The verdict: "fast but flawed."

They're out of power in Congress, but Democrats are pulling other levers in hopes of forcing a fight on President-elect Trump's business interests.

How much are People, Time, Sports Illustrated and their corporate siblings worth? Perhaps $1.8 billion, if reports that a group of billionaire investors made a takeover offer are to be believed.

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The NFL had a ratings feast on Thanksgiving mostly thanks to great games on the field from big teams like the Dallas Cowboys.

Bud Light is giving one lucky football fan the chance to win tickets to as many as 51 Super Bowls.

There's skepticism over OPEC's ability to deliver on its promise to cut production at Wednesday's meeting in Vienna.

It hasn't quite been a month since Donald Trump's extraordinary victory over Hillary Clinton, and newsrooms have already had to repeatedly confront the unique coverage challenges posed by the president-elect.

The World Trade Organization on Monday ruled Boeing had received an illegal subsidy in 2013 as part of Washington state's courting of the plane maker to build its new 777X jetliner there.

Cyber Monday is one of the biggest online shopping days of the year, and retailers are rolling out a variety of discounts.

Saudi Arabia is downplaying the need for OPEC to cut production, citing hopes that U.S. oil demand will jump next year under the new Trump administration's plans to grow the economy.

A strong dollar and rising interest rates are two major forces that could work against President-elect Donald Trump.

Zimbabwe has started printing bond notes back by U.S. dollars in a bid to ease a crippling cash shortage.

The latest effort to soften the impact of Brexit focuses on whether the U.K. could remain part of Europe's internal market even after leaving the EU.

These tech products shouldn't fill any stockings this year.

Lufthansa pilots plan to strike for two more days after talks aimed at resolving a costly pay dispute failed.

Abu Dhabi's Mubadala thinks the economic outlook is good but worries about 9/11 lawsuits.