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Chipotle reopens restaurant in Sterling, Virginia, after people suffered illnesses "consistent with norovirus."

Here are the steps needed for the United States, Mexico and Canada to ratify a new trade agreement.

Videos captured on roads is so valuable that startups are paying Uber drivers to record trips.

Retirement savings targets can seem daunting for young workers. But starting with a lower savings rate and working your way up to a higher target is a reasonable way to go.

Tech companies know they can't just keep hiring and promoting men. That means for women, it's a "time of power" that could help affect real change within the industry, former Xerox CEO Ursula Burns tells CNN's Poppy Harlow.

Snapchat is getting its own daily news show, courtesy of NBC. And there are 30 people working on it.

Apple, Google and Microsoft are sitting on a $464 billion mountain of cash, according to a Moody's report published on Wednesday.

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The Aston Martin Martin DB11 is almost certainly the best Aston Martin that has ever been made, and sums up everything Aston Martin wants to be from here on out.

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After hiccups with the initial rollout, Samsung's answer to Siri is rolling out in the U.S.

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

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The Google app feed is about to get more personal

Apple has filed for a patent that would allow users to secretly call 911 using only a fingerprint.

U.S. and Chinese leaders are working hard to overcome an increasingly rocky relationship between the world's two largest economies.

Frontier Airlines is doubling in size, adding 21 new destinations to its network.

Jane Austen has officially replaced Charles Darwin as the face of Britain's £10 note.

The Nasdaq zoomed to a record high on Tuesday -- its first since early June -- as Wall Street drools over tech stocks like Netflix and shrugs off the failure to repeal and replace Obamacare.

Foreigners and recent immigrants spent $153 billion buying American homes over the course of the last year, according to the National Association of Realtors.