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New "Celebrity Apprentice" host Arnold Schwarzenegger told Americans who did not support Donald Trump need to "stop whining" and get behind the president-elect.

A new lottery announced by the Indian government aims to reward people who use digital payments.

The TSA cites abandoned teddy bear as warning to passengers with oversized carry-on luggage.

Kraft and Mondelez used to be one company. But there are rumors that the two could be reunited. Kraft, which now also owns Heinz, is backed by the acquisitive private equity firm 3G and the Oracle of Omaha -- Warren Buffett.

Amex said the job could include helping design cards and picking the music for its airport lounges, in addition to developing benefits and services for cardholders.

Our media-obsessed president-elect won't have to waste much time naming a new chairman to the agency that regulates the media.

Lloyds of London has become the first big U.K. financial institution to publicly outline plans for life after Brexit.

President-elect Donald Trump renewed his longstanding feud with Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter in a tweet, saying the magazine was "Way down, big trouble, dead!"

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Donald Trump says his tax plan will prompt U.S. companies to bring home trillions in cash, but it may not create the jobs he promises.

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

Trump Treasury pick Steven Mnuchin ran a bank which sparked complaints about its 'widow foreclosures' involving reverse mortgages sold to elderly.

Sean Spicer, the Republican National Committee communications director, is a leading candidate to serve as White House press secretary under Donald Trump, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.

Approximately three-quarters of health care and hospital systems ask for payment at the time services are provided, according to an industry group.

House Democrats say they have been told by a federal agency that President-elect Donald Trump must sell his stake in a luxury Washington hotel. But the agency says it has made no final determination.

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Super Mario Run marks a major shift for Nintendo and its mustachioed plumber as the video game business moves beyond consoles and computers.