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There's one thing clear about President Trump's first trip abroad: He kept the press at arm's length.

A cybersecurity attack at most Chipotle restaurants allowed hackers to steal credit card information from customers, the burrito chain confirmed.

The Senior PGA Championship is coming to a Trump-brand golf course this weekend.

Researchers recreated complex outdoor rock climbing routes indoors using 3D modeling and digital fabrication.

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Lindsey doesn't know if she should pay off her debt or save up for a house. CNNMoney's Broke No More advice column has some suggestions.

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The colorful attraction, replete with towering alien creatures and glowing plants, was inspired by Cameron's 2009 blockbuster "Avatar."

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's parents were involved in a boating accident on Friday that left his mother dead.

Everything about cars is changing right now. That means how we power them, how drive them and even how we own them.

Santander Consumer USA only checked the incomes of 8% of its applicants for subprime auto loans, according to a new report from Moody's Investors Service.

Megan Liberman, the editor-in-chief of Yahoo News, announced Friday that she is leaving the company after the completion of its merger with Verizon.

Some worry artificial intelligence will steal human jobs -- but startup Mya Systems is betting that its AI will actually help you get a job.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's fiancée will sever ties to the Hollywood businesses Mnuchin was involved with.

Hannity's promotion of a fringe conspiracy theory has not prompted the same level of fallout that ultimately undid his former Fox News colleague, Bill O'Reilly

While President Trump sees himself as the savior of coal, his most senior economic aide doesn't look like he's jumping on the coal train.

Betsy DeVos oversees a $1.3 trillion student debt program that touches 42 million Americans. Many borrowers complain about the servicing they receive.

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Government and non-profit doctors and lawyers earn less than their colleagues in the private sector, but they can have just as much student debt.