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There is no sign that NBC "fudged" the tape of the interview or did anything else untoward.

The new line is called Hill City.

Amazon is reportedly buying 49% of More, a leading Indian grocery chain.

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Swapping Moonves for Farrow is just one example of how the Me Too movement has influenced the decisions behind The Hollywood Reporter's annual THR 100 list.

Alibaba chief Jack Ma says the waves of new tariffs imposed by the US and China have "destroyed" his already ambitious promise.

"In hindsight, it was staring me right in the face and I missed it," Cuban told ESPN.

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Meituan Dianping made a robust debut on the Hong Kong stock market after raising billions of dollars from investors in its IPO.

Trade tensions will be defused eventually. Investors should think long term.

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The top editor of the New York Review of Books has left the magazine less than a week after publishing a highly controversial essay by a former radio host accused of sexual assault.

Jeffrey Toobin on "AC360:" "If she refuses to testify on Monday, Kavanaugh is getting confirmed... If she DOES testify, then I think all the cards are thrown up in the air."

The rankings came out on Wednesday. "Fear" is No. 1 on both the hardcover nonfiction list and the combined print and e-book list.

It's going all in on insurance plans that give customers with healthy lifestyles a discount on premiums.

Recent graduates still covet jobs on Wall Street or at prestigious consulting firms. But high-profile tech companies are also on their short lists of potential employers.

United Airlines wants to cut delays, so it simplified changed its boarding process.

One in four professional investors are bracing for global growth to slow in the next year, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey.

The airline followed United and JetBlue's lead.

The Dow Jones Transportation Average, the lesser known cousin to the Dow 30, is having a great year. That's a sign that American consumers are shopping and people are traveling for business and leisure.