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Longtime E! channel host Catt Sadler says she is leaving the company due to a "massive" pay disparity.

The vast majority of statements from business, advocacy and trade groups have major concerns with the 1,000-page bill.

The tech companies teamed up to take action against the group behind major cyberattacks, which the U.S. has tied to North Korea.

The bill now heads to the Senate

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86% of CEOs surveyed by Yale University say their companies don't plan to use expected tax savings to invest in their businesses, which can lead to hiring.

Microsoft has ended its forced arbitration clause for sexual harassment claims.

The Crypto Company had soared 160% in just a week and wound up with a market value of nearly $12 billion -- more than Macy's. The SEC is concerned investors aren't getting accurate information from the company though.

Saudi Arabia has put plans to balance its budget on hold as the government opens the spending taps.

President Trump campaigned on a promise to invest $1 trillion in America's crumbling infrastructure. States say they are still waiting and are worried that tax reform will just make it more elusive.

President Trump has revived of a quintessential conservative culture war -- the "war on Christmas," to be exact.

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After violent protests left dozens injured in Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, on Monday, lawmakers passed a major pension reform in a marathon legislative session.

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Shares of Olive Garden owner Darden Restaurants rose after the company reported strong sales and earnings, led by solid results at the popular Italian food chain. It's been a strong year for Darden -- and many other big restaurants too.

McDonald's plans to start selling a McVegan burger in hundreds of restaurants across Sweden and Finland starting on December 28.

Tighter regulations and shrinking funds are putting many rural day care centers out of business. In Eastern Kentucky, this is forcing parents to rely on the kindness of relatives or friends or to give up their jobs and stay home with the kids.

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