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Adult FriendFinder, a dating website that got hacked last year, is investigating claims that millions of customers have had their personal information exposed in a second hack.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway takes a stake in American, United and Delta, regulatory filings show.

UPS mechanics vote overwhelmingly to strike but even if they get permission to walk out, president can immediately order them back to work.

American Apparel files for bankruptcy once again and finds buyer for brand, but its stores are not part of the deal, putting their future at risk.

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Samsung is buying Harman International Industries for $8 billion to try to gain an edge on other big tech companies that are piling into autos.

Saudi Arabia and a leading Dubai real estate developer are leading a $1 billion investment in Noon, a new online shopping platform.

President-elect Donald Trump has added several familiar supporters from the business world to his transition team.

Legendary investor Warren Buffett broke his months-long silence on the Wells Fargo fake account scandal by calling it a great bank that made a "terrible mistake."

New Balance customers burn shoes after misinterpreting support of Donald Trump.

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Macy's CEO says the chain won't bring back Donald Trump's clothing line after banning it because of his remarks about Mexican immigrants.

President-elect Donald Trump is giving a 'yuge' boost to American energy stocks. Oil, gas and coal companies are expected to benefit from a Trump presidency.

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Yahoo says the megahack of 500 million customers is putting its Verizon buyout deal at risk -- and that it's now under investigation by governments too.

Donald Trump's election casts immediate doubt on AT&T's $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner.

Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo became only the third athlete ever to sign a "lifetime" endorsement deal with Nike.

GM eliminating third shift from Ohio plant and one in Michigan, cutting 2,000 positions in first permanent layoff since 2010.