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The U.S. economy grew 3.3% on an annual basis between July and September, according to revised numbers published Wednesday by the Commerce Department.

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A Kremlin-linked troll is once again demonstrating how difficult it is for Twitter to police its own platform.

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The London Stock Exchange is losing both its chief executive and chairman after a very public battle over who should lead the firm.

There's no stopping bitcoin right now. It's up more than 900% so far this year.

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Here's how to figure out how much of your pre-retirement income you'll need to replace once you quit working.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen touted the economy's gains in what's likely her final testimony before a joint congressional committee on Wednesday.

Millions of jobs are at risk. Here's what to do about it.

Investors are cheering an apparent breakthrough in Brexit talks. But looming hurdles mean the champagne is best kept on ice.

Two of Uber's major investors have agreed to sell some of their shares to a group led by SoftBank. But at a valuation far below the $68 billion that investors thought it was worth last year.

Advertising agency Dentsu sparked an outcry after the death of one of its employees was linked to overwork.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Speaking at an entrepreneurship summit in India's Hyderabad, Ivanka Trump said increasing the number of women in the workforce could boost growth.

FedEx is keen on Cessna's newest small plane, the SkyCourier, which can carry freight or passengers.

The 2018 Wrangler, going on sale early next year, retains the classic look with a lot new underneath.

The legal fight between the Justice Department and AT&T and Time Warner is already getting heated. The issue: a court date.

With the new Nautilus, Lincoln is breaking away from the luxury auto industry practice of giving cars letters and numbers, not names.