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Oil prices dropped another 3% and briefly slipped below $45 a barrel on Tuesday after a government report revealed that stockpiles of crude unexpectedly skyrocketed last week.

Microsoft Teams, Slack's latest competitor, is designed to make chatting with coworkers easier.

Jon Stewart may no longer be the host of "The Daily Show," but that doesn't mean he doesn't have something to say about Donald Trump and the 2016 election.

U.K. inflation is expected to quadruple from 1% to nearly 4% in less than a year, according to a new report from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.

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Gas prices start to rise in Georgia and South Carolina after fatal Colonial Pipeline blast shuts down vital supply line.

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The Amazon Rapids app introduces children to a different way of reading fiction: via text message.

Currency brokers have taken precautionary steps in recent days to guard against potential election-related volatility in the Mexican peso and other currencies.

The box office success of "Suicide Squad" helped lift Time Warner's profits. CNN had a solid quarter thanks to interest in the Hillary Clinton-Donald Trump race. Other cable networks also did well. But questions about the AT&T deal persist.

A letter signed by 370 economists lobbies American voters not to vote for Donald Trump, saying Trump has misled U.S. voters on key economic issues.

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Google made public a bug in Microsoft Windows software on Monday, invoking its 7 day disclosure policy.

A fatal explosion along Colonial Pipeline likely to mean gasoline price spikes up and down the East Coast, shortages in the Southeast.

The Federal Reserve ends its November meeting on Wednesday and it is not expected to raise rates. Here are four reasons why.

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Sean Hannity on Tuesday embraced a piece of fake news about President Obama deleting endorsements of Hillary Clinton from his Twitter account.

Staples is one of the first big retailers to launch a student loan repayment benefit plan. It will give eligible employees $100 a month for three years to help pay down their student loans.

Political journalism changed in 2016. Spurred by Donald Trump's unconventional style, controversial statements and tenuous relationship with the truth, many journalists and news organizations changed some ways in which they operate.

People are getting confident that Trump will lose, but Sam Altman argues that that's a dangerous outlook -- and could even lead to Trump winning.