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Betting against the ferocious Trump rally can be costly. A mutual fund run by Catalyst Capital Advisors lost $600 million in just five days as the markets raced to record highs.

Germany's telecommunications regulator has warned parents that a doll sold in the country could be used to snoop on families and compromise their personal information.

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If House Republicans can't get enough support for a border adjustment tax, how will the GOP make up for the $1.2 trillion it would raise to ensure that tax reform doesn't add wildly to the country's debt?

Snapchat may be much smaller than Facebook, but its executives are stressing to investors that the users it does have are incredibly engaged.

Republicans want to use tax credits and health savings accounts, plus overhaul Medicaid.

President Trump's sons are visiting the UAE this weekend to help inaugurate the new Trump International Golf Club Dubai.

Carli Lloyd and Alex Morgan signed with European teams in the midst of a fight with U.S. soccer over equal pay.

Samsung's businesses reach deep into many parts of South Korean people's lives, from the cradle to the grave.

NFL and CBS met to figure out how to speed up football games and make them shorter in response to this season's ratings drop.

A judge in South Korea has approved a request to arrest Lee Jae-yong, the heir to the Samsung business empire.

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Thailand has produced a series of internationally popular ads that aim to create an emotional attachment by tugging at viewers' heartstrings.

Total household debt climbed to $12.58 trillion at the end of 2016, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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Mark Zuckerberg spent the first 13 years running Facebook trying to connect the world. Now he's focusing on how to stop the world from breaking apart.

President Donald Trump repeatedly complained about unfair media coverage while defending his administration's performance on Thursday.

Alexander Acosta, who was tapped Thursday as President Trump's new pick for labor secretary, once defended the civil rights of American Muslims while testifying before Congress.