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President Donald Trump is poised to go down as both the most voracious tweeter and most passionate cable news consumer to ever reside in the White House. Since his stunning upset in November, Trump's preoccupation with each has seemingly intensified.

GM laying off another 1,100 in fourth layoff in recent months.

The successful (so far at least) IPO of Snap Inc. may lure other unicorns like Airbnb, Uber and Palantir to launch their own IPOs sooner rather than later. But the jury is still out on whether Snapchat is another Facebook or another Twitter.

An incendiary idea first put forward by right-wing radio host Mark Levin is now burning across Washington.

The Oregon Promise made community college tuition free. It saves the richest students up to $3,248 a year while the poorest students save just $1,000.

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A growing number of traditional American retailers are in the intensive care unit -- and Amazon put them there.

General Motors has announced a deal to sell its money-losing European operations to the French maker of Peugeot and Citroen cars.

After two years of heavy losses, Deutsche Bank announced plans for a huge capital increase along with another overhaul of its strategy.

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President Trump has often used his Twitter feed to attack the media. But that criticism has been missing for the past week.

"Logan," the latest X-Men film starring Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, brought in an impressive box office for 20th Century Fox.

Retailers have been careful to say that they're not dumping Ivanka for political reasons. Women are telling a different story.

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4 ways to fit in a little fun before you depart -- all within an hour of the city.

In the years after Arizona mandated all employers to use E-Verify to check new hire's legal status, the number of undocumented workers fell dramatically. But the number of opportunities that were made available for legal residents didn't materialize at nearly the same rate, researchers found.