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CBS is expanding its casting efforts in hopes of adding more diversity to its ranks.

Verizon just offered the clearest signal yet that it may reassess its deal to buy Yahoo.

Longtime Wells Fargo boss John Stumpf has left behind quite the mess for Tim Sloan to clean up.

Here is the letter sent Thursday by New York Times general counsel David McCraw to Marc Kasowitz, the lawyer for Donald Trump demanding a retraction for a Times report about two women who say Trump touched them inappropriately.

The U.K. has been saved from a Brexit-related shortage of Ben & Jerry and Marmite.

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Those cheering the early exit of Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf may want to hold their applause.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is at it again. In a classically cryptic tweet to his more than 5.5 million followers earlier this week, Musk teased that a new product announcement was coming on October 17.

Just because Samsung's Galaxy Note 7s have been catching fire doesn't mean you should switch to a competitor.

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India's great startup boom has come to an end.

You can call it "the Brexit tax."

It wasn't too long ago that Detroit was a booming town with a robust middle class. But after the decline of manufacturing crushed the local economy, Detroit filed the biggest public sector bankruptcy in U.S. history in 2013.

Chelsea FC is getting a new jersey.

The death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej is raising new questions about Thailand's economy, a tourist hotspot where growth has been derailed time and again by political instability and violence.

With all due respect to Alcoa, which reported its latest terrible results on Tuesday, earnings season kicks off for real on Friday. That's when three ginormous banks -- Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup -- are due to report their latest numbers.

Lawyers for Donald Trump want The New York Times to retract a bombshell report about two women who claim that Trump touched them inappropriately.

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Fares keep falling at Delta Air Lines, and the airline says it expects them to lose altitude the rest of the year.