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It's been a long time since Lincoln Motor Co., Ford's luxury division, has been considered a real luxury car contender. Well, it might be time to start considering it again.

Nintendo Classic Edition review: So much nostalgia packed into one little console

Donald Trump says the richest colleges could be charging you less for tuition. Here's why they're not.

Doctor Strange may be the master of mystic arts, but Disney is hoping that he can bring some magic to the box office and help extend the Marvel franchise into the future.

"The Simpsons" has been renewed for an unprecedented 29th and 30th season by Fox.

More U.S. residents are moving out of California than moving in.

Netflix will officially launch on Comcast's Xfinity X1 set-top boxes next week, the two companies confirmed on Friday.

Ballmer revealed this week that his 'brotherly relationship' with Gates was strained by his push to invest in hardware.

Swiss luxury firm Richemont is getting rid of its CEO position early next year when its current CEO retires.

The coffee king reported solid sales and earnings. But Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, a vocal backer of Hillary Clinton said that he's never heard this much concern from global customers about a U.S. election before.

Alaska's Inupiat elders create video game to keep culture alive among their youth

Citigroup thinks that Clinton is still most likely to win, but sees risk of a 3% to 5% drop in S&P 500 if Trump scores election upset.

Facebook warning on ad sales sends shares plunging 5% and takes a $3 billion bite out of founder Mark Zuckerberg's net worth.

The U.S. economy added 161,000 jobs in October, according to the Labor Department.

Prime Minister Theresa May is visiting India on her first official visit outside Europe in the hunt for trade.

Still dealing with its recall of fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, Samsung is now recalling washing machines that can explode

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China says live streaming providers must block anything that threatens national security or "social stability."

Britain's biggest newspapers are going after the judges who delivered a shock Brexit ruling and the woman who brought the case.