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One year into the Trump administration, and the marijuana industry is growing state by state, adding businesses, jobs and revenue. But it's still prohibited by the federal government, so risks remain.

More low-income people now live in suburbs than in cities or rural areas, putting a strain on local health services. Suburbs, which traditionally have had fewer resources or infrastructure, are scrambling to catch up.

Video game companies are soaring, and it doesn't look like it'll end soon.

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Xerox invented the photocopier and an early personal computer. But it had a rough past decade.

The highest ranked insurance companies offer affordable rates and excellent service. (It's not the big advertisers.)

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Uber is no longer only about car transportation.

To get to the C-suite, female CEOs don't rely on others -- they rely on themselves.

The NFL and Fox Sports have agreed to a 5-year partnership for the rights to broadcast "Thursday Night Football."

Capita stock plummeted more than 40% on Wednesday after the major British outsourcing company issued a profit warning and announced a drastic turnaround plan.

Boeing is looking at another record year of deliveries -- if suppliers can keep up.

Investment in the British car industry fell 34% last year, according to the Society of Motor Manufactures and Traders.

If you abandon stocks every time you get jittery about the economy or the financial markets, you may lose out on some impressive growth in the value of your savings.

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Jimmy Kimmel spoke about President Trump with porn actress Stormy Daniels on Tuesday night, or at least tried to.

Nassar scandal could cause Michigan State to lose its high credit rating by Moody's, possibly raising the cost of borrowing by the school.

The U.S.-Japanese partnership said it is slashing the jobs to survive in a "severe" market environment.

The world's second largest fashion retailer will open a Tmall store in China as it struggles to keep pace with changing shopping habits.

Samsung is riding a wave of good news, but there could be bumpy times in the year ahead.