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North Korea's cyber army appears to be going after real weapons.

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China looks set to relax months of pressure on major South Korean businesses after agreeing Tuesday to improve relations with the government in Seoul.

The indictments against former Trump campaign officials have forced Fox News to confront a familiar tension between its ideological allegiance and editorial responsibility.

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"House of Cards" will conclude after its sixth season, which is currently in production, a source close to production tells CNN.

The head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau made a last-ditch plea to President Trump on Monday.

The credit reporting agency Experian says users can now ask Amazon's voice-activated assistant to answer credit-related questions.

Square has launched a register, which has its payment technology embedded inside.

A Google burger emoji is sparking some debate on Twitter after one user pointed out that the cheese is underneath the patty.

Shares of Sprint and T-Mobile tumbled in midday trading Monday after reports that their widely rumored merger talks may be ending.

The Ibex 35 added 2.5% after Madrid moved to assert its authority over the wealthy region of Catalonia.

Sources have told CNN that the likely pick will be Jerome Powell, who has been a governor on the Fed's board since 2012.

Constellation Brands is buying a 10% stake in a Canadian company that plans to get into recreational pot.

Goldman Sachs downgraded General Motors to a rare "sell" rating Monday. The investment bank thinks investors have gotten too excited about the company's electric plans and that consumers won't rush to buy pricey new plug-in cars.

The premiums for Obamacare's benchmark silver plan are rising 37%, on average, in states that use the federal exchange.

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Laurie Segall speaks with the undercover conservatives of Silicon Valley ? who say they need to remain hidden for fear of losing their jobs.

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Chinese regulators have described PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which has attracted 13 million players since its debut in March, as too "bloody and violent."