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Jimmy Wales is bringing together journalists and an army of volunteer fact checkers for a new publication called Wikitribune.

The U.N. Security Council has been trying for more than a decade to stifle North Korea's nuclear weapons program with little success.

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Marissa Mayer, who has failed to turn Yahoo around in five years as CEO, will walk away with $186 million after its sale to Verizon.

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Making his first extended comments since Fox News dropped his top-rated show last week, Bill O'Reilly said he was taken aback by how his 21-year run at the network came to an end.

In "Option B," a new book out this week, Sheryl Sandberg writes candidly about coping with her grief and fragility while working in the C-Suite of one of the world's most valuable businesses.

As President Donald Trump seeks to fulfill his campaign pledge to create millions more jobs, the high-growth health care industry would seem a promising place to turn. But Trump campaigned to repeal Obamacare and lower health care costs ? which could be a serious job killer.

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

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After a brief halt, Air China's website is offering flights between Beijing and Pyongyang again.

Iflix has millions of subscribers in Asia. Co-founder Patrick Grove says the startup knows what customers in emerging markets want.

"Carpool Karaoke" fans expecting an April release for the Apple Music series will have to wait a little longer.

The most dreaded question in a job interview could soon be off limits. New laws in cities and states around the country look to ban employers from asking about your salary history.

Shea Moisture pulled a new ad on Monday after customers called it tone-deaf and slammed it on social media.

Former Fox News host Andrea Tantaros, having already sued the network for sexual harassment, is now accusing it of orchestrating a "criminal scheme" involving what she claims were illegal electronic surveillance and online harassment of her.

The Writers Guild of America's membership has authorized a strike against the Hollywood studios if they can't win sought-after concessions.

Reports Monday afternoon that Trump may propose a 15% corporate tax rate would seem to indicate that he won't lose sleep over adding substantially to the country's already-high debt.

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