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Aurora, a prominent startup, strikes partnerships with two of the world's biggest automakers.

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Talks aimed at renegotiating a free trade deal could have major implications for other countries in their dealings with President Trump -- and for the tense situation over North Korea.

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The U.S. is on track to overtake Russia and Saudi Arabia as the world's leading oil producer for the first time since 1975, according to a forecast from Rystad Energy.

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The first tell-all of the Trump presidency is out -- but it's not by a former Trump aide. Instead, it's by Michael Wolff, the controversial media columnist who embedded himself inside the White House during the chaotic early months of the Trump administration.

Revving up its global rivalry with Uber, China's ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing has announced it's buying Brazilian startup 99.

Walt Disney World has swapped 'Do Not Disturb' signs with "Room Occupied" and will check rooms on a daily basis.

The U.S. has long struggled to deal with the health care needs of undocumented immigrants, mainly through emergency rooms and community health centers. But that struggle will become much more costly as the undocumented population ages.

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Tesla originally said it would build 5,000 Model 3s per week by the end of 2017. Over the last three months, it built just 2,425 total.

Wednesday night's Powerball drawing once again failed to produce a winner.

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President Trump issued two executive orders on health insurance in October. But regulators have yet to release preliminary rules.

But don't panic -- the dip was fairly modest and the industry is still in pretty good shape.

Google's alleged gender pay inequity practices extend to its childcare teachers, a new lawsuit alleges