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Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. announces 36-state recall of bottled beer over risk of chipped glass.

Foxconn chairman Terry Gou told reporters that the company is contemplating building a U.S. factory that could create 30,000 to 50,000 jobs.

Officials launched a 14-month nationwide campaign cracking down on virtual private networks.

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Mitsubishi says it now doesn't expect to deliver the first model of its new regional passenger jet until mid-2020.

Cape Advanced Vehicles is building replicas of the iconic Ford GT40 with the same body molds that were used to produce the original of the legendary track car.

Kellyanne Conway's use of a strange phrase, "alternative facts," was reflective of something real -- a new administration which feels, on day three, that it is already under siege from unfair reporters.

The New York Times is investigating an apparent hack of one of its Twitter accounts Sunday morning.

President Donald Trump started and finished a speech he gave at the CIA headquarters Saturday afternoon by criticizing the "dishonest media." Several of the things he said were inaccurate.

One day after President Trump was sworn in, 'Saturday Night Live' opened its show with Beck Bennett's Vladimir Putin speaking directly to the American people.

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CEO Jack Dorsey apologized Saturday for inadvertently signing up about 560,000 users to follow accounts controlled by the Trump administration, including President Donald Trump's @POTUS Twitter handle.

Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin plan to reintroduce their bill for revamping the popular H-1B visa program.

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Apple is suing Qualcomm for allegedly charging 'excessive royalties' and withholding payments in retaliation for Apple cooperating with a regulatory investigation into the chip supplier.

Chinese app Meitu -- which has gained popularity in the U.S. within the past two weeks -- is collecting a lot of information about you.

Weeks ago, the Hollywood A-list danced with the Obamas at the White House. On Friday, that building was occupied by a man who offends all their political, moral and aesthetic sensibilities. And Hollywood feels threatened.

The Dow climbed about 100 points on Friday morning as investors around the world await the swearing in of America's 45th president.

President Trump promised to 'buy American and hire American.' He says his policies will create 25 million new jobs, the most of any U.S. president in history. CNNMoney lays out just how hard that will be.