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Monopoly's iconic group of eight game pieces has gotten a permanent update after an online vote. You'll probably never see these classic game tokens again.

Google Home wasn't trying to promote the release of the new movie "Beauty and the Beast" film, but that's what many users thought.

USA Hockey plans to have another women's team compete in the World Championship games since the first squad is sitting out in protest over pay.

President Trump's budget proposals could cut tens of thousands of well-paying jobs in the federal government.

A paper titled "When Harry Fired Sally" finds that female financial advisers at Wells Fargo are more likely to be severely punished following misconduct than their male counterparts.

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President Trump is proposing to end all federal funding for public broadcasting.

Renault shares are taking a hit after a report said the car company has been cheating on emission tests for decades.

Tired of being known as Japan's Amazon, Rakuten is looking to the skies as it bids to compete globally.

Sounding more confident than in the past, Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen said on Wednesday it's safe for Americans to "feel good" about the U.S. economy.

Even with Trump move to ease fuel economy rules, automakers face tougher emissions regulations - thanks to California.

If the federal government eases fuel economy regulations that could mean less expensive cars but at the cost of more money spent on fuel.d

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America's business leaders have some advice for President Trump: Put down the Twitter cannon.

German prosecutors raided the head offices of Volkswagen and its Audi brand as part of an investigation into the company's use of software to cheat diesel emissions tests.

The auto industry wants the Trump administration to loosen fuel economy and emissions requirements that, they say, hurt workers and consumers.

Bankers who want to run for office are in luck. A powerful lobbying group has launched a training camp designed to help bankers become politicians.

More trouble in the malls: Luxury retailer Neiman Marcus says it is looking at possible sale of company.