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Kentucky will now require many of its Medicaid recipients to work for their benefits, the first time ever a state has been permitted to impose such a provision.

Intel said Thursday its patches for vulnerable processors are causing some computers using its older chips to reboot more often.

A review has found no improper political interference in a Treasury Department analysis of the Trump administration tax plan.

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Wells Fargo, scrambling to cut costs and offset soaring legal expenses, plans to pull the plug on 800 more bank branches by 2020.

A very tough year for retailers ended better than they could have ever expected.

Google has removed from its Google Play Store more than 60 gaming apps, many seemingly targeted at kids, that contained malware that showed pornographic ads.

Men and women aren't too far apart on their financial expectations, but their biggest financial regrets diverge.

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If there's one thing Mark Zuckerberg has consistently excelled at as Facebook's CEO, it's destroying his enemies.

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T. Boone Pickens, the iconic oil and natural gas investor, is getting out of the business he helped shape since the 1950s.

President Trump's vulgar remarks about immigrants forced newsrooms to decide whether to bleep the most powerful man in America.

Jeff Bezos is helping 1,000 Dreamers go to college.

Buying and selling individual stocks or actively managed mutual funds that charge big fees is so 20th century.

Robbie Rodriguez works two jobs and makes a decent living. He also uses a food bank to help feed his family.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is in no rush to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.

A group of Wisconsin property owners are suing in federal court over local government efforts to take their land as part of the incentive package for a Foxconn factory there.

Wells Fargo's legal troubles won't go away.

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