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Searching for Amy Schumer's name most likely to expose people to malware and cyber criminals, according to McAfee's annual ranking.

India has zoomed higher in a new ranking of global competitiveness by the World Economic Forum.

Wells Fargo executive Carrie Tolstedt could still walk away from the bank with $77 million in stocks and options, despite new efforts by the bank to curb her controversial pay.

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Shares in the Postal Savings Bank of China barely budged on their first day of trading.

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

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Jack Ma's hometown province of Zhejiang has produced 72 billionaires, the second most in the world, according to exclusive data from Hurun Report.

Brad Pitt's death was the subject of the latest hack attempt on Facebook. Warning: If you see a post that says 'R.I.P. Brad Pitt,' don't click the link.

When Donald Trump wanted to prove, despite the evidence, that he never supported the Iraq War, he turned to Sean Hannity for help.

ESPN's "Monday Night Football" had to go up against the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Monday night, and it took a hit.

The first Clinton-Trump debate was far higher rated than the first debates in 2008 and 2012, according to preliminary Nielsen ratings data.

Google searches for the phrase "registrarse para votar" have surged at rates vastly exceeding the English equivalent, "register to vote."

Low interest rates have pushed some housing markets around the world into bubble-risk territory, according to a new report out of UBS.

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Donald Trump is misleading people by citing unscientific, unrepresentative Internet polls that portray him as the "winner" of Monday's debate.

Stocks barely budged Tuesday, even though Donald Trump once again talked about the market being a bubble and repeated his criticisms of Fed chair Janet Yellen. Trump is right that stocks aren't cheap. But is this 2000 again? Hardly.

Shares of jail owners Corrections Corp. of America and GEO Group tanked Tuesday after Hillary Clinton said in the presidential debate that she applauded the end of private federal prisons and urged states to stop outsourcing as well.