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Millions of Americans are looking forward to the return of Sunday NFL football this weekend. And somewhere in St. Petersburg, a group of Russian trolls likely is too.

Investors should be focusing on Tesla's growing sales and ambitious plans to reinvent the American automotive world.

Big food companies are entering the startup game.

Jack Ma is reportedly set to announce his plans for retirement as executive chairman of Alibaba and the company's future leadership on Monday, which also marks the billionaire's 54th birthday.

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New tariffs on China would make some Apple products more expensive.

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Amazon will expand its cashier-free convenience stores to New York.

The New York Times is the newspaper President Trump both loves and hates the most.

For some time this year, while it was publicly slamming data scientist Alexander Kogan and Cambridge Analytica, for which he had done work, Facebook was employing Kogan's business partner behind the scenes. That is no longer the case, though Facebook won't say much more about it.

Four major tech companies have sent a last minute letter to the Office of the US Trade Representative asking to be exempted from a possible new round of tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.

In Europe, gender quotas are old news.

The Pentagon's high-tech research agency laid the groundwork for the Internet, stealth aircraft and self-driving cars. Now, it's going big on artificial intelligence.

For the second year in a row, it appears that Mother Nature may have messed with the NFL Kickoff's TV ratings.

The fight over Campbell Soup's future is heating up.

Wells Fargo can't wake up from the nightmare that began exactly two years ago.

Twitter banned far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his website InfoWars from its platform Thursday afternoon, a month after several of its Silicon Valley counterparts did so.

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Former CBS anchor Charlie Rose filed a motion Friday to dismiss a sexual harassment lawsuit brought against him, claiming the three plaintiffs are "exploiting the #MeToo Movement."

After years of job growth, workers may finally be getting more money in their paychecks.