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The world's biggest lithium ion battery has started delivering power.

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Vice Media fired three employees on Thursday amid a probe into sexual harassment and improper workplace conduct, according to a memo obtained by CNNMoney.

Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren is demanding answers from Treasury about why Secretary Steven Mnuchin has yet to release an economic analysis of the GOP's tax overhaul plan, despite repeated promises that he would.

Jimmy Kimmel has set his sights on U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore.

American Airlines and its pilot union are having a public spat over just how many of its holiday flights don't have a pilot assigned.

General Motors said Thursday that by the end of 2019 it will be mass-producing fully autonomous electric cars.

Republicans have made a very big deal pitching their tax reform plan as an elixir for economic growth.

Russell Simmons is stepping down from his companies in the wake of an accusation of harassment and sexual assault.

Colin Kaepernick is carrying on the legacy of Muhammed Ali, according to the Ali family and Sports Illustrated.

Bitcoin insanity is invading far-flung corners of the stock market.

Nearly 2.8 million people have signed up for 2018 Obamacare policies on the federal exchange during the first 25 days of enrollment season.

The microwave, which was invented after World War II, revolutionized cooking by heating food in seconds.

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And just like that, Wall Street is celebrating another milestone: Dow 24,000.

OPEC is sticking with its production cuts.

Choosing a credit card be overwhelming. Does it have perks? What's the APR? Is there a fee?

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Linda Radach has had six hip replacement operations since 2006, three on each side. Osteoarthritis was the reason she needed surgery in the first place, but replacing her hips in some ways only worsened her troubles.

Alayne Smith and Sandy Siepman were in the St. Louis airport on Wednesday morning, preparing to board a flight to New York for a "girls' trip," when they learned that their vacation plans wouldn't unfold exactly like they expected.