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Twitter is about to get more words -- a lot more.

In a former Soviet car factory in the southeast of Moscow, the scene is like one out of a science fiction movie.

Oprah can eat bread and still rake in major dough.

States will soon be allowed to impose work requirements on some Medicaid recipients, a major change in how the government health insurance program operates.

In a major milestone for autonomous vehicles, Waymo is now testing self-driving vehicles on public roads without anyone behind the wheel.

House Republicans want to kill the state and local income tax deduction. But apparently not for everyone.

In an ironic twist, the biggest roadblock to saving thousands of human lives will be humans.

If you're looking to book a vacation, let's be honest. There's not too much of a difference between searching for flights and hotels on Priceline, TripAdvisor and Expedia. The companies seem to know that too. So does Wall Street. And investors are worried.

CNN will host a town hall event moderated by CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota on Thursday, November 9.

Stores are unveiling their plans for the most critical days of the holiday shopping season.

Nike went big this year promoting the "mad science" behind its state-of-the-art uniforms for the NBA.

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Why are money decisions so stressful?

Jumping ship at your job pays off.

Two key figures in Puerto Rico's recovery efforts were no-shows at a hearing in Washington Tuesday.

Journalists and critics groups are boycotting coverage of films from Walt Disney Studios in order to show solidarity with the Los Angeles Times, which is being blocked by the company.

The interview is going great. You're qualified, the position sounds exciting and you're vibing with the boss. You've got this.

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China is hungry for energy. But India is even hungrier.

More former Wells Fargo employees allege they were fired after they tried to blow the whistle on shady activity at the bank.