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Stocks are widely expected to drop close to 10% if Trump wins the presidency. But even if Clinton wins, stocks could still sell-off the day after the election.

Wages have plummeted for Donald Trump's key supporters, so-called "middle skill" workers who are often in manufacturing,

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John Oliver said he'll give his Emmy to Donald Trump -- if Trump will accept the results of November's election.

Wells Fargo could suffer a loss of $99 billion of deposits over the next year and a half due to a loss of trust by customers bothered by the bank's fake account scandal, according to a new survey.

Wall Street is worried about a lot of things with AT&T's proposed buyout of Time Warner, but here are reasons why this merger is not AOL 2.0.

Donald Trump suggested in an interview Sunday that America's protections for the press might go too far and that the country's libel and slander laws would be better if they were changed to resemble the United Kingdom's.

For about $30 million, the New York Times is acquiring a digital consumer guide -- and a potential new revenue stream.

Tata Sons unexpectedly removed Cyrus Mistry as chairman on Monday, marking a major shift in strategy for the owner of Jaguar, Land Rover and Taj hotels.

Wall Street analysts were skeptical that the marriage of AT&T and Time Warner can pay off, given how much debt the combined company will have and the lack of obvious synergies.

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Microsoft is raising prices in the U.K. by whopping 22%, in response to the collapsing value of the pound.

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The Smithsonian has successfully raised $300,000 via crowdfunding on Kickstarter to preserve the ruby red slippers worn by Judy Garland in the beloved 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz."

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People lie when the truth is problematic. Scientists offer an inside look on what happens in the brain during that process.

Legions of applicants are apparently eager to become an office worker for a powerless political party.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's talk of a split with the U.S. has made some Filipinos fear for their jobs.