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Each of the estates of the 49 patrons killed in the gay nightclub massacre in Orlando will receive $350,000 from donations raised for the victims, an official with the OneOrlando Fund said Tuesday.

Let being small be your thing. Specialize in doing a few things extremely well, and forget the rest.

Thousands of people evacuated Cedar Rapids and others braced for potential disaster as the river running through Iowa's largest city reached its second-highest peak ever on Tuesday.

The U.S. military says it has killed four al-Shabab extremists in Somalia in what it calls airstrikes in self-defense.

It happened to Kitchenaid. It happened to Burger King. A crisis could happen to your company, too. Here's how to prepare.

The Justice Department's top national security official is leaving his position next month.

Mobile isn't an option any more. Your customers are on the move and you'd better be, too.

Police say an Arizona woman faces manslaughter charges for chasing down her husband in her SUV, causing him to crash his Harley-Davidson into a light post.

Hosting an event for a great cause is a fantastic way to bring communities together.

A 91-year-old former chief executive of insurance company AIG seems eager to defend himself against civil fraud charges in New York.

Leaders must create a strategy for change so that employees can stop losing ground and organizations can start winning again.

The Department of Justice says it will discuss its review of the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old black man by a white Memphis police officer at a scheduled afternoon news conference.

A Pyrenees mix named Apollo is back home in Florida after a journey that took him to the Boston area.

A man has been accused of luring an 18-year-old to a remote cabin, locking her in a shed and sexually assaulting her for weeks, prosecutors in eastern Utah said in court documents filed Monday.

Star ratings and testimonials from strangers influence behavior and buying habits. It's time to start managing the conversation around your brand.

Seven Afghan students training at US military facilities disappeared just this month, the Pentagon confirmed, sparking security fears amid terror attacks in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.

An official in Panama says the country is formally asking the United States to extradite former President Ricardo Martinelli in connection with a phone-tapping controversy.

Roy Chomko, CEO of Adage Technologies, explains how to stay ahead despite constant change.

Another elite boarding school is reporting past sexual misconduct by teachers.

Defense Secretary Ash Carter says legislation backed by the families of Sept. 11 victims could be devastating to the U.S. military.