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India's tax amnesty netted just $9.8 billion in income and assets, a fraction of the country's hidden wealth.

Intelehealth makes an app that lets clinics in rural communities act as a proxy for doctors who are unable to work in underserved areas themselves.

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Peter Navarro, a top economic adviser to Donald Trump, called the Wells Fargo's scandal 'just stupid, greedy behavior' on Sunday.

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New York Times reporter Susanne Craig detailed what happened after an envelope containing three pages from Donald Trump's 1995 tax returns appeared in her mailbox.

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Donald Trump booked a major loss in 1995, according to documents from the New York Times. And that may have greatly reduced his tax liability for many years.

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Netflix experienced an outage on Saturday that lasted about three hours, and its customers took to Twitter to air their complaints.

A new report assesses the affordability, quality and availability of child care in every state. Connecticut ranks best overall, while West Virginia comes in last.

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Electric cars were a big part of the Paris Motor Show this year.

Venezuelans, who can, are traveling to the United States to buy basic goods as chronic shortages erode a sense of normalcy.

On September 8, Americans learned that Wells Fargo had fired 5,300 employees for secretly creating as many as 2 million unauthorized accounts. It's been a hellish month for the bank. Lawmakers have called Wells Fargo a "criminal enterprise" guilty of a range of crimes, including conspiracy to commit fraud and have called on the CEO to resign.

Vin Scully has worked for the Dodgers for 67 years -- practically a lifetime. Here's a look at other reporters who have put in years worth of work for their companies.