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Federal prosecutors want to forfeit $7.4 million from fraud convict Martin Shkreli, including his $2 million Wu-Tang album, "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin."

Activists met in New York City to discuss various menstruation topics, from universalizing access to supplies in the workplace to dispelling the myth periods are dirty or "unhygienic."

If passed, executives could face jail time if they cover up a breach.

These three financial tools can help you to create better habits to improve your rainy day fund and more, so you'll have a more secure future.

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India wants all cars sold to be electric by 2030. Mahindra, one of its top carmakers, is leading that charge.

Startups trying to improve lives or save the planet have it tough but a growing number of investors are offering cash and advice.

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Vice Media fired three employees on Thursday amid a probe into sexual harassment and improper workplace conduct.

World's biggest lithium ion battery could solve South Australia's energy woes

Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren is demanding an investigation into why Treasury has yet to release an economic analysis of a GOP tax overhaul plan, despite repeated promises that one would be released.

The move comes after the NAACP issued a "travel advisory" for the carrier in October.

The late-night host fired off a tweet on Thursday afternoon in response a Breitbart article that Moore shared moments earlier with his nearly 68,000 Twitter followers.

Following a scheduling glitch, the airline said the number of flights without pilots "continues to decrease."

General Motors is planning to roll out self-driving cars at mass market scale by the end of 2019

The nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation estimates the Senate tax bill could generate enough growth to create nearly $408 billion in new revenue over a decade. But the bill overall would still add $1 trillion to deficits.

Simmons, the founder of hip-hop music label Def Jam Recordings and CEO of Rush Communications, released a statement on Thursday after screenwriter Jenny Lumet accused him of forcing her to have sex with him in 1991.