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The Anti-Defamation League says nearly 20,000 anti-Semitic tweets have been directed at over 800 journalists since the presidential campaign began.

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Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says the secret to success in China is to play the long game.

New York Times taps a fifth generation of Sulzberger family as heir apparent to run the paper.

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The moves come just one week after Stumpf resigned suddenly as CEO. His two board positions were lucrative. Last year, he earned $400,000 from Chevron and another $275,000 in fees and stock awards from Target.

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The Irish betting website PaddyPower is so sure Hillary Clinton will beat Donald Trump that it has made a huge gamble -- paying out $1.1 million before the end of the race.

Delta Air Lines on Tuesday unveiled a new set of uniforms for 60,000 of its employees, the first major overhaul for the airline in a decade.

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The home that Donald Trump called home in his early years will be auctioned off on Wednesday.

A spokesperson for the Oscar-winning actor says he's cooperating with authorities

Bill Belichick is done with the Microsoft Surface. He's going back to paper.

Natasha Stoynoff, the People writer who accused Donald Trump of sexual assaulting her, speaks out.

The average student loan debt topped $30,000 per borrower in the Class of 2015. About 68% of graduates had student loans.

Facebook introduced an endorsement feature that lets Facebook users opt to endorse their presidential candidate of choice on its platform.

Doctor and hospital switching has become a recurring scramble as consumers on the individual market find it difficult or impossible to stay on their same plans amid rising premiums and a revolving door of carriers.