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The vast Wells Fargo branch network is shrinking.

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Three former executives of Japanese airbag maker Takata were indicted over the company's exploding airbags Friday.

It was already a frantic day in the Donald Trump presidential transition: The incoming president had attacked a reporter at a circus-like press conference, and a series of Cabinet confirmation hearings were producing fireworks.

The crisis on U.S. roads shows no sign of letting up.

The outgoing chairman of the Federal Communications Commission issued an impassioned warning to the next administration: Don't go backwards.

It will soon cost some Tesla owners $15 to charge up for a drive from Los Angeles to San Francisco, and $120 to go from L.A. to New York.

London's main stock market index is red hot right now.

As a child, Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez turned to comics to help him escape the poverty and crime that was right outside his door.

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Wells Fargo used to brag about its immense "cross-selling" skills, boasting of the many checking accounts, ATM cards and other "products" it pushed on Americans.

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon seems hopeful that better times for the economy lie ahead under President-elect Donald Trump.

When smokers walk by a certain billboard in Stockholm, something strange happens: The billboard coughs at them.

The CIA. MI-6. Russia's SVR and GRU.

Renault is the latest automaker to be embroiled in an emissions cheating scandal.

Donald Trump has attacked China for using underhanded means to boost its exports at America's expense. But right now, the view from Beijing isn't looking so rosy.

The number of people out of work around the world will hit 200 million in 2017, a new record high. And those with jobs shouldn't bank on a raise.

Boeing has won a massive deal to sell its new 737 jet into the rapidly growing Indian market.