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Economists overwhelmingly think Hillary Clinton would be better for U.S. businesses than Donald Trump, according to a new survey by the National Association of Business Economics.

Disgraced U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte lost four major endorsement deals Monday after he was caught vandalizing a gas station and making up a story about being robbed at Olympics.

Wells Fargo charged some student borrowers illegal fees, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Affected customers will receive refunds.

Over $50,000 has been raised to turn the former home of legendary poet Langston Hughes into an arts collective. The home is currently unused and was in danger of being put up for sale.

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Kobe Bryant has revealed that while he was dominating play on the basketball court, he was also quietly building a $100 million venture capital firm.

Bonnie Baha, an elite credit analyst and lieutenant of "bond king" Jeff Gundlach, died in a car accident over the weekend.

Donald Trump, presidential nominee, is taking a backseat to Donald Trump, media critic -- again.

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Bernie Sanders took to Twitter to voice his reaction to Pfizer's announcement that it's buying Medivation -- a pharmaceutical company that developed a drug that treats prostate cancer that costs six figures for a year of treatment. Sanders says: "The era of charging unconscionable prices must end."

When the comic book character RiRi Williams takes over the "Iron Man" suit, she will not be known as "Iron Woman."

Limiting their exposure to single stocks, the wealthy see better returns

Mexico's economic growth shrank in the second quarter for the first time in three years on a quarterly basis.

Using Facebook's new app Lifestage is like the opposite of getting carded. You have to be under 21 years of age.

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Lawmakers keep trying to curtail spending in the smallest part of the federal budget while doing little to address spending that's actually driving the debt higher.

Brazil faces major political hurdles as its government attempts to resurrect an economy deep into recession.