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Move over Microsoft. Amazon is now the biggest company in the state of Washington -- and third largest in America.

The stunning rout in U.S. stocks has spread to global markets.

Talk about a baptism of fire. Jerome Powell's first day as new Federal Reserve chairman saw the biggest stock market meltdown in over six years.

Nintendo's new cardboard toys may be just what screen-addicted kids need to spend more time in the real world.

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1. Volatile futures: U.S. stock futures have suffered wild swings ahead of the open on Tuesday.

Stock markets around the world are falling, driven by fears coming out of the U.S.

China's growing military might is prompting other nations in the region to spend more on weapons.

Ever since the news broke about Steve Wynn, investors have been selling shares of Wynn Resorts.

Just after 3 p.m. on Monday, the Dow went off a cliff.

If you have space-obsessed friends, you might have heard the words "Falcon Heavy" used a lot lately.

That was exactly as wild as it seemed.

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Lululemon's CEO has resigned after the company claims he "fell short" of its standards of conduct.

The price of stocks isn't the only thing that's falling through the floor. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies plunged on Monday.

Waymo is accusing Uber of "cheating" to get ahead in the self-driving car race.

The Philadelphia Eagles pulled off the victory over the New England Patriots in one of the most exciting Super Bowls in history, and a huge number of people tuned in to see it happen -- though not as many as in previous years.

Tech insiders are rallying against the companies and products they helped create.