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The hits keep coming for Hatchimals. Some parents are claiming the most-hyped toy of the season has a potty mouth.

Milo Yiannopoulos, a self-proclaimed internet "super-villain," has struck up a book deal with a conservative imprint of Simon & Schuster.

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The head of the Japanese advertising giant Dentsu has resigned after the suicide of a junior employee was linked to a company culture that required staffers to work huge amounts of overtime.

Once he's president Donald Trump will have less time to spend on the links. When he does pick up his clubs, he'll have his pick of courses, including the 17 that he owns in the U.S. and abroad.

Toshiba's dreams of becoming a nuclear energy leader have turned into a nightmare.

1. Sprint in the spotlight: Sprint stock may see higher-than-normal trading volume on Thursday after President-elect Donald Trump praised the company for creating new American jobs.

2016 has been a roller coaster of a year, and currency markets are no exception.

Cash is coming back to Argentina.

The brother of JonBenét Ramsey, the slain child beauty queen whose grisly murder captivated the nation 20 years ago, filed a defamation lawsuit on Wednesday against CBS and several others over a televised special about the mysterious death.

President-elect Donald Trump is already taking credit for the economy.

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 holdouts will soon have dead phones.

Cinnabon has apologized for what it concedes was a tasteless tweet about the death of Carrie Fisher.

Three of the world's top 10 economies are ending the year in worse shape than they started. And they've only got themselves to blame.

As the world prepares to welcome 2017, investors are asking, "What now?"

Wall Street loves Donald Trump's pledge to slash taxes, roll back regulation and unleash infrastructure spending. But investors fear that his anti-trade campaign talk could translate into damaging protectionist policies.

You may have heard by now: The next president of the United States owns a business empire that threatens to present an array of conflicts of interest when he takes office in three weeks.

President-elect Trump keeps threatening to impose tariffs on imports to boost U.S. manufacturing.

From all-new airliners made by Russia and China to a trio of twin-aisle jets from Boeing and Airbus, 2017 will bring an unusually large batch of new airplanes.

Facebook activated its Safety Check feature in Bangkok on Tuesday, saying there had been an "explosion." Just one problem: There had been no terror attack, bombing or industrial accident in the city.