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Wells Fargo said the SEC is the latest government agency to open an investigation into the bank's controversial sales tactics.

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Things were a lot cheaper in 1908 when the Chicago Cubs won their last World Series before their thrilling victory over the Cleveland Indians. A candy bar cost two pennies. A box of cereal? A dime. And the Dow traded at just 63.

Trump now getting big bucks from Ricketts family, which owns the Cubs, but in past he has battled with and threatened the family.

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Jury deliberations resumed Thursday morning in the defamation case against Rolling Stone and its discredited article about a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity house.

Rolls-Royces, Bentleys and other luxury cars once used by the British royal family are among the items available in a classic car auction.

With years of search data collection under its belt, Google is poised -- in theory -- to take on the Amazon Echo. But how does it actually stack up?

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are talking to voters in the final days of the race -- but not to reporters.

Facebook's sales hit yet another new record in the third quarter, but the boom times may be ending.

Japan is a rich country but half of all single parent households -- most of them headed by women -- are living in poverty.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both bought last-minute ads during the last game of the World Series. Not surprisingly, the ads were mostly negative.

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Here's how Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up against each other on jobs, stocks, taxes and the economy overall, according to several analysis.

Donald Trump once again singled out NBC News journalist Katy Tur by name during a rally on Wednesday, raising questions about his unexplained fascination with her and reigniting concerns about reporters' safety at Trump rallies.

Justice Department files antitrust suit charging DirecTV colluded with cable companies in negotiations over showing Dodgers games.