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Southwest Airline pilots hold informational picket as they seek bigger share of the carriers' strong profits.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is going to Rome to hold a live Q&A Monday, following this week's large earthquake.

The New York Yankees have offered to pay for Doc Gooden's drug rehab treatment after allegations arose that the former ball player was suffering from substance abuse issues.

Donald Trump has promised to "unleash" America's oil industry, but he recently sounded confused about the raging debate at the heart of the matter.

Just 15 states are paying enough into their public pension funds to both pay promised benefits to retirees and pay down pension debt.

AAA study says there significant differences between different cars' automatic braking system ability to stop a car, and even the best might not avoid a crash.

These classic cars went for seven figure sums at the world's premier classic car event.

Nike unveiled a new commercial for its "Unlimited" campaign, and it's all about some of the strongest female athletes in the world.

Tesla's cars are about to get much speedier thanks to a bigger battery.

Carrier workers don't believe Donald Trump can keep their jobs in America.

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The U.K. is preparing to split from the European Union, which means about $1.3 trillion in trading relationships will have to be reset.

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Apple is more focused on social responsibility than ever before, but it's also becoming more bureaucratic and potentially losing its innovative streak.

Chipotle has to make some changes to its employee handbook after federal regulators ruled that four of its policies are illegal. The ruling also carved out some more clarity to how labor laws protect workers' comments on social media.

Illinois governor cracks down on Chicago's Iron Pipeline with anti-trafficking gun law.

Qatar's sovereign wealth fund just purchased a $622 million stake in the company that owns the Empire State Building. It's the latest foreign investment in the iconic Manhattan skyscraper.

What happens to your student debt when you die? Loans from the New Jersey loan program may live on, if you have a cosigner -- but lawmakers want to change that.