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Indian outsourcing firm Infosys plans to create 10,000 new U.S. jobs over the next two years.

The lone Trump University student who tried to opt out of a $25 million dollar class action settlement in the Trump University fraud case is appealing the court in an attempt to take her case, and the President, to court.

Apple has continued to amass a giant sum of cash and that pile probably grew in the most recent quarter. But just how big is a quarter of a trillion dollars in cash? Bigger than the market values of Coke, Disney, Verizon, AT&T and Walmart.

Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company took full control of the sprawling Port Arthur refinery on Monday that is the largest refinery in the US.

Ben Bernanke doesn't think President Trump can deliver on his promise to rev the American economy up to 3% growth.

Twitter has inked a new livestreaming partnership with Bloomberg to broadcast original news content 24-7. Twitter has been making many bets on live video -- and it appears that they are starting to pay off. User growth has finally picked up.

Bruce Marks, the angry shareholder who was kicked out of Wells Fargo's annual meeting, told CNNMoney that his outburst is just the beginning of a broader campaign against the embattled bank.

The Motion Picture Association of America is getting a leadership change up.

Apparently the C in Alphabet stands for crazy cash. Google CEO Sundar Pichai received nearly $199.7 million in compensation last year, double the amount he made in 2015.

New York City's Bryant Park has always had the nicest public restroom around. But it just got a $300,000 upgrade that made it even more opulent.

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21,000 AT&T Wireless workers could go on strike Monday.

Adidas is positioning itself to overtake Nike in the race to be the top sports brand in the U.S.

Boeing wants U.S. to take action against Canadian rival Bombardier in another growing trade tensions between U.S. and Canada.

After more than two years, ExxonMobil's bottom line has finally stopped shrinking.

American companies have continued to ship jobs overseas on an almost daily basis during President Trump's first 100 days in office.

In an earnings release Thursday, Starbucks noted that 29% of its sales came from orders that were prepaid online or through its mobile app.

Toyota is recalling 228,000 Tacoma vehicles over an issue that could cause customers to loose control of their cars.

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A Texas court ordered Exxon on Wednesday to pay $20 million in fines for pollutants released into the air at the Baytown, Texas refining and chemical plant outside of Houston.