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Soylent, the Silicon Valley food tech startup, touts itself as the world's 'easiest nutritional food.' But it's actually making some people sick.

U.S. stocks are tumbling Friday afternoon after the FBI announces it will re-open its investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server. The Mexican peso is also falling.

World Series ticket prices may have fallen 20% from their earlier highs but they're still setting records for most expensive sporting event.

After years of leading the conversation about comedy on television, Comedy Central is experiencing what looks like a sustained slump, while many other television outlets have had hit streaks.

Founder of social media campaign against Thanksgiving shopping says consumer backlash has retailers starting to close on the holiday.

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Cubs games are allowing bars and restaurants to capitalize on eager fans with steep cover charges.

Consumers scored a significant victory this week in the ongoing battle to protect their personal data online.

Megyn Kelly's first interview about her new book, "Settle for More," will be with daytime talk show host Dr. Phil McGraw.

The bleachers at Wrigley Field aren't the only way for Chicago Cubs fans to witness their team's historic World Series run. Many will head for the rooftops.

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Comma.ai had promised to turn existing Hondas and Acuras into self-driving cars -- but it shut down on Friday.

Apple's accessibility features help this woman with cerebral palsy make films.

Employers often give workers bonuses for India's biggest festival but none can match one diamond dealer.

Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders fired off a letter to KPMG and called the accounting firm out for failing to discover the widespread illegal behavior at Wells Fargo.

Brazilians aren't drinking beer like they used to, which is causing a major hangover for Anheuser-Busch InBev.

Tony Blair says U.K. should keep its options open over Brexit until it knows what kind of deal it can get.

Amazon has launched its Prime service in China, chasing the country's growing ranks of online shoppers and their increasing demand for overseas goods.

Candy king Hershey reported better than expected earnings and boosted its outlook. It's the first earnings report for Hershey since Cadbury owner Mondelez abandoned plans to buy the company.