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The U.K. economy grew steadily in 2016 despite fears of a Brexit shock, but there's plenty to worry about.

Popular messaging app company Line's strong stock market debut is quickly becoming a distant memory. Its shares just plunged more than 10%.

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Days after Donald Trump took office as President, the Health and Human Services Department's website still talks of Obamacare as having affordable plans and helping gig economy workers find coverage.

A new study finds that in 2016, 6% of business travel transactions were Uber rides.

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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson is optimistic about the potential for corporate reform under Trump.

Mary Tyler Moore and the television legacy of MTM

American drivers purchased nearly 50% more British cars in 2016 compare to the previous year, helping U.K. automakers hike their annual production to a 17-year high.

American Airlines says it dropping seat-back screens from its in-flight entertainment on its 100 new Boeing 737 Max jets because you're already carrying one with you.

Donald Trump's fascination with TV ratings as proof of his popularity -- and his willingness to exaggerate them in self-serving and wholly inaccurate ways -- goes back years.

New York lawmakers debated the details of Governor Cuomo's free tuition plan for hours Tuesday at the first public hearing on the matter.

Popular feminist author Roxane Gay pulled her upcoming book from Simon & Schuster as a result of the publisher's deal with Milo Yiannopoulos.

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The Trump Organization has tapped the men it says will monitor ethics considerations while President Trump is in office.

Wells Fargo gives managers and employees a 24-hour warning before conducting an inspection of bank branches. The bank said this week it will end this practice by the end of March.

After weeks of close calls, the Dow made history on Wednesday by crossing over the 20,000 level for the first time ever..

Donald Trump's pick to head the Department of Labor, fast-food executive Andrew Puzder, said in a radio interview after the 2012 election that result showed that many people think they are "entitled to free stuff."