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Top brass from Twitter and Facebook will face off with members of Congress Wednesday.

Argentina is getting rid of half of its government ministries and hiking taxes on exports as it grapples with the collapse of its currency.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation said Monday that China's internet regulator has censored its apps and website in the country.

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Companies that revolve so heavily around an entrepreneur-turned-CEO like Elon Musk face trouble if the CEO shows signs of burnout. But boards can avoid that scenario by being more hands on, experts say.

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Offices and coworkers are adjusting to 'they/them' pronouns.

Steve Bannon's invitation to headline The New Yorker Festival was rescinded Monday after the news that he would be interviewed there started a flood of criticism.

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"Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd is urging all of us to recognize what anti-media manipulators are doing -- and respond accordingly.

Matt Rivitz, founder of the viral advocacy group, says ad networks need to change.

India widened its growth gap over economic rivals like China as construction and manufacturing expanded.

Coke is betting on coffee to take it to the next level.

Campbell Soup's bet on fresh food didn't pay off.

Growth in output at Chinese factories slumped last month to its lowest level in more than a year, according to data published Monday, as signs of an economic slowdown multiply.

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California voted to pass a law protecting net neutrality rules, putting it in direct opposition to the FCC.

Daniel Dale says his source for a story about Trump's NAFTA comments didn't come from the Bloomberg journalists who conducted the original interview.

The Warner Bros. romantic comedy is expected to bring in $30 million over a four-day period including Labor Day on Monday.