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The popular alumni of 'Top Gear' are taking a new show around the world

In a major newsroom shakeup, the New York Times appointed Joe Kahn as its new managing editor, filling a position that had been phased out two years ago.

A collection of 120 vehicles, including tanks, armored cars warplanes is going under the hammer in France.

Lots of political observers are talking about the prospect of "Trump TV." But not Donald Trump himself.

Carnegie Mellon University's incoming freshman in its School of Computer Science are 48% women. That's a new high for the school.

Customers can buy the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus in Apple stores and retail partners, but jet black phones may be impossible to find.

Samsung says it will resume selling the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone in South Korea on Sept. 28.

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Chrysler is recalling 1.9 million cars and SUVs over airbag and seat belt defects linked to three deaths.

The U.S. Justice Department wants the German bank to pay $14 billion over allegations it packaged up toxic mortgages between 2005 and 2007.

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This may be a new low in the tortured relations between Donald Trump and the reporters who cover him for a living.

NFL's Thursday Night Football games are being live streamed on Twitter this season. The first game, between the Jets and the Bills, got rave reviews on social media.

Donald Trump now promises to pay for his revised tax plan in part by implementing the Penny Plan, which would cut the smallest part of the federal budget by 1% every year.

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission officials announced the government recall Thursday after dozens of reports of the batteries overheating in the U.S.

Coach Mike Krzyzewski is taking the leadership lessons he emphasizes on the court to the business world through a new platform called PowerForward.

The Guardian is about to make major cuts to its U.S. operation, reducing staff by 30%, leaders there announced in a meeting Thursday.

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Ford CEO Mark Fields says Donald Trump is wrong about Ford's plans on jobs, future U.S. investment.

Donald Trump reaffirmed his plan to slap a 35% tariff on Ford's cars made in Mexico and sold in the U.S. That would cost Ford billions, data shows.