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The program has added 600,000 subscribers in the past year, and they're sticking with it longer.

The Trump administration will allow states to require able-bodied Medicaid recipients to work for their benefits.

A study calculates that to save the most lives, the vehicles should be on streets ASAP.

Trouble for the online travel companies. They are all spending a lot on advertising and there's competition from the likes of Google and Airbnb.

Ricardo Ramos, the executive director of Puerto Rico's Electric Power Authority, late Monday evening canceled his plans to appear before a congressional committee.

Nike's state-of-the-art NBA uniforms are supposed to be technically advanced, but there's a snag.

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'Active Shooter: America Under Fire' is almost 'too relevant,' according to the executive producer.

India and China will both need more energy to power their growth over the next two decades. But OPEC -- for the first time -- now projects demand increases will be highest in India.

Why are money decisions so stressful? It's because your brain is fundamentally challenged when it comes to financial choices, according to new research.

Workers who switch jobs get higher pay increases than employees who stay at their firms, according to new research from ADP.

Journalists are boycotting films from Walt Disney Studios in order to show solidarity with the L.A. Times.

The job interview is going great. You're nailing each answer. Then the salary question comes up. Here's how to handle it.

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More than a dozen states run their own Obamacare exchanges. Unlike the Trump administration, they are promoting open enrollment.

There is a repetitiveness to the coverage of mass shootings -- a "we've been here before" feeling that readers and viewers and writers and anchors all share.

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Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Whitefish Energy isn't the only young company to ink a multimillion dollar deal to help restore power in Puerto Rico. Cobra Acquisitions, a one-year-old subsidiary of Oklahoma City-based Mammoth Energy, won a $200 million contract last month.