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Wells Fargo's vast network of branches hasn't buckled much in recent years. But that may not change, experts say.

Bombardier announces another round of steep job cuts as airlines shift away from use of its regional jets.

A new report says that economic development officials seeking to revive underpopulated urban neighborhoods may be overlooking a promising population to help renovate distressed housing: immigrants.

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Kodak launched on Thursday an Android-based phone called Kodak Ektra, and it's all about taking photos.

Elizabeth Warren fired off a letter on Thursday asking Wells Fargo whether new CEO Tim Sloan played a role in the bank's creation of as many as 2 million fake accounts.

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Japan is encouraging work-obsessed fathers to be more active in caring for their children.

Airbus is developing an aircraft that can take off and land vertically. The vision is for Uber-like taxis that beat the traffic by flying over it.

The defective Takata air bag inflator -- found in nearly every major car brand -- has claimed yet another victim, according to federal regulators.

NBCUniversal is planning to double its investment in BuzzFeed, discussing a deal that would put another $200 million into the news and entertainment site, a source with knowledge of the matter confirmed.

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Izod and Ken Bone, who sported a red sweater from the company during a presidential town hall, are partnering to get Americans to turn out and vote.

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For many people work bleeds into off-hours thanks to smart phones and a culture that treats everything as urgent and equates long hours with success. One company founder is trying to change that.

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MetLife's breakup with Snoopy and the Peanuts gang won't mark the end of the beloved brand.

Nintendo has revealed new gaming console called Switch -- a part mobile, part home console unlike anything we've quite seen before.

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Amazon's CEO delivers a withering critique of Donald Trump.