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Waymo, previously known as Google's self-driving car project, is teasing photos of its new set of wheels.

Careem started with $100,000 four years ago. Now Uber's main rival in the Middle East is worth $1 billion.

After seizing the world's attention over the summer, China's futuristic elevated bus appears to have reached the end of the line.

Iran has ditched the A380.

After a self-imposed ban lasting nearly three months, Pakistan will show Indian movies again.

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Nintendo's stock has been racing downhill since the release of its eagerly awaited smartphone game Super Mario Run.

The rebels of "Rogue One" helped expand Disney's "Star Wars" empire with a big worldwide opening at the box office this weekend.

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Like the rebels in the Death Star trench run, Disney is hoping that "Rogue One" can "stay on target" this weekend. It's been doing that so far.

President-elect Donald Trump has promised to "save" America's coal country and put long-suffering miners back to work.

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As the United States plots retaliation against Russia for allegedly using hackers to influence the U.S. election, President Obama warned Friday that the United States has more to lose in a cyber battle.

President Obama believes Hillary Clinton was not covered fairly by the press during the 2016 presidential election.

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Donald Trump paid nearly $12.5 million to his own businesses and family members during his 18-month campaign for president, a CNN review of federal reports shows.

As Facebook introduces "fake news" warning labels, the social network faces a fundamental problem: Some of its users don't trust the fact-checkers.

The most recently revealed Yahoo hack is considered the largest data breach in history, and the saga just got worse.

Those looking to have Obamacare coverage starting Jan. 1 have a few more days to enroll.

Linda Cliatt-Wayman has the daunting task of being the principal at Strawberry Mansion High School in Philadelphia. Nearly forty percent of her students have special needs, many of them are reading below their grade level and almost all of them are people of color whose families have been affected by poverty or incarceration.