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The U.S. government has awarded nearly $46 million in contracts to businesses to help in the recovery efforts in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and elsewhere following Hurricane Maria. Here's where the money is going.

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Tax writers in Congress need to decide on a million details large and small, most of which are politically fraught.

Facebook, Twitter and other social media firms have been given an ultimatum by the European Union: rid your platforms of hate speech or face legal consequences.

Small business owners are worried about identity theft in the wake of the Equifax hack, and how it could hurt both them and their businesses.

A day after Congress' last-ditch attempt to repeal Obamacare failed, President Trump said he'll likely sign an executive order on health care soon.

Instagram is just the latest firm to try to rein in its corner of the internet by placing the onus on users.

In the month before elections, Facebook cracked down on fake accounts.

Apple advises that its new Face ID technology for the iPhone X may have more difficulty detecting the faces of children under the age of 13.

The company was notified last week that unusual activity has been identified on some of its customers' cards.

Ryanair has been forced to cancel more flights because of a pilot shortage, bringing the total number of passengers affected to 715,000.

"This Is Us" may make its fans cry, but it's also making the bosses at NBC smile.

The race is on to restore cell service in Puerto Rico one week after Hurricane Maria made landfall.

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Republicans reveal key details of a tax reform framework that's been in the works for months.

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President Trump said Puerto Rico owes billions to Wall Street and the banks that "must be dealt with." But most of Puerto Rico's $73 billion in debt is owned by mom-and-pop investors through mutual funds.

The end of the ban on Saudi women driving may be bad news for the kingdom's 1.4 million private drivers.