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Companies are finding it ever harder to recruit people with resilience.

Donald Trump renewed his threats to cut two EPA regulations. He's also said he would be 'dismantling' Dodd-Frank while supporting one hiring regulation.

More and more Galaxy Note 7 owners in the U.S. are returning the fire-prone smartphones as Samsung's massive recall unfolds.

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Hundreds of millions of Yahoo accounts have been compromised.

Yahoo users aren't the only ones digesting the news about the company's massive data breach.

Jimmy Fallon messed up Donald Trump's hair while Seth Meyers called Trump a "racist" and a "liar." Seth Meyers explains the different approaches of the two NBC hosts.

Security experts weigh in on the scale and potential impact of the Yahoo security breach.

Harvard University's endowment posted a 2% annual investment loss for the fiscal year, according to the Ivy League's endowment's annual report. That translates into a drop of $1.9 billion.

The Department of Education revoked its recognition of the accreditor ACICS, the agency that gave the now defunct ITT Tech and Corinthian for-profit schools stamps of approval. About 245 other schools are at risk of losing accreditation.

The latest Yahoo hack is a doozy you shouldn't ignore.

Incomes rose faster than home values last year, according to a new Zillow report, which is good news for home buyers.

A chatbot service called HelloVote helps people to register in less than a minute by sending a few texts.

Elizabeth Warren and seven other senators have asked the Department of Labor to launch an investigation into whether Wells Fargo violated the Fair Labor Standards Act.

'Birth of a Nation' director and star Nate Parker says Oscar gold is second to his hopes that the film will help 'create solution.'

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Move over Alan Greenspan. Maybe Janet Yellen is the new market maestro? Stocks rallied for a second straight day as investors seemed to like the Fed's plans to eventually start raising rates again ... but not do so too quickly.