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Tom Leppert, the former mayor of Dallas who, it was announced Monday, is a member of Donald Trump's "landing team" for the Social Security Administration, once released a plan calling for the privatization of Social Security and Medicare.

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A key Wells Fargo regulator raised eyebrows by quietly placing new restrictions on the bank over its fake account scandal.

Workers at O'Hare Airport in Chicago will go on strike to protest low wages

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Apple's announcement comes after a consumer watch group in China launched an investigation into iPhone 6 and 6s devices that suddenly shut down.

Agustin Carstens must steer Mexico through what he calls a potential "hurricane" -- Donald Trump's presidency.

The New York Times on Monday announced a change at the top of its legal department, with Diane Brayton tapped to become the newspaper's general counsel.

RBC is betting that the combination of Donald Trump as president and a Republican Congress will be good for financials and consumer spending. Companies that could thrive? Capital One, Macy's, Best Buy and even Wells Fargo.

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Despite reports of exploding Samsung Galaxy S7 devices, Samsung has issued a statement stating these are isolated incidents.

Walmart is starting Cyber Week on Black Friday, and it's starting Black Friday on Thanksgiving.

"Hamilton" star Brandon Victor Dixon, who read a message from the cast to Vice President-elect Mike Pence last week, says the cast has "nothing to apologize for."

Bucketfeet produces shoes individually designed by a global network of artists.

Donald Trump likely won't let Medicaid collapse, but he and the Republicans have some big plans that will vastly change the health insurance program for low-income Americans.

When Donald Trump called for a ban on all Muslims entering the U.S., Dubai property developer Hussain Sajwani found himself in a difficult spot.

After Donald Trump launched a Twitter broadside against the smash hit Broadway show "Hamilton," many of his supporters went on the offensive, too. But some of them picked the wrong Hamilton.

Facebook plans to open a new office in London and boost its staff in the city by 50%.