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Rupert Murdoch came out in support of Britain leaving the EU in his first public comments following the referendum.

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Pepsi initially ditched its diet recipe that replaced aspartame with sucralose, but it didn't go over well with Diet Pepsi loyalists so now it's bringing the original recipe back.

The Volkswagen settlement would shatter records for other fines paid by other automakers for negligence or wrongdoing.

Ikea is recalling dressers following the death of a third child by a topping dresser.

"The Daily Show" found itself in the middle of a social media controversy Monday after sending a tweet that some found inappropriate.

Frontline's "Policing the Police" provides a bracing and illuminating look at the fraught relationships between law enforcement and young African-American men.

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U.S. stocks, European markets and the British pound came under heavy pressure again Monday following the U.K.'s historic vote to leave the European Union.

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Standard & Poor's stripped the U.K. of its AAA credit rating on Monday following the shocking Brexit vote to leave the European Union.

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Massive renovation by Chinese insurer Anbang Insurance will close landmark Waldorf Astoria for more than a year to convert most rooms into luxury condos.

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Derek Jeter's 'Players' Tribune' is counting on new video series with "Scouting Myself" to expand its ambitions and income. The series is sponsored content.

Brexit is a major wake up call for world leaders. Trade and globalization are under fire. CNNMoney looks at what it will take for the global economy to triumph.

Priceline has been one of the hardest hit stocks since the Brexit. Airlines and hotels have also suffered but Priceline generates more than two-thirds of its sales from Europe. So it could get suffer more than other travel companies.

The fallout of the UK referendum vote to leave the European Union undercuts central banks' ability to buoy the global economy.

British taxpayers see billions wiped off the value of their stakes in banks following the vote for Brexit.