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Starbucks employees worried about President Trump's travel ban won't need to hire a lawyer.

Despite slowing sales at home, GM sells 10 million cars for the first time, lifting it to record profits.

Stephen Colbert's "The Late Show" found itself as the top show in late night last week, beating Jimmy Fallon's "The Tonight Show" for the first time since Colbert premiered.

Record profit-sharing bonuses coming for U.S. autoworkers.

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FedEx gets deeper into e-commerce to help small businesses grow.

Twitter announced a new set of features Tuesday to combat hateful and abusive content, the latest attempt to shake its bad reputation.

Google has teamed up with Ivyrevel, a fashion house backed by H&M, to create "data dresses" that are customized to fit an individual's lifestyle choices.

Tesla, Oracle, IBM and Cisco are among the big names in tech that are notably absent from an amicus brief opposing Trump's immigration order.

Digital Democracy expands to New York, and soon Florida and Texas, to make it easier to follow state politics.

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Through years of acrimony over Obamacare coverage, one kind of insurance has remained steady: employer-sponsored medical plans. Now, as President Trump promises a replacement that will provide "insurance for everybody," employers worry Republican attempts to redo other parts of the insurance market could harm their much larger one.

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly suggested the Russian government "check in with me around 2023" for an apology for calling Vladimir Putin "a killer."

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The New England Patriots' shocking comeback over the Atlanta Falcons brought in more than 111 million viewers for Fox.

Can The Huffington Post, a web site founded as a liberal answer to The Drudge Report, win over millions of Trump voters? New editor-in-chief Lydia Polgreen believes that it can.

Elon Musk's Tesla, SpaceX and 29 other companies joined dozens of other tech companies Monday in the legal fight declaring that Trump's executive order on immigration "violates the immigration laws and the Constitution."

Janice Min is stepping down as the president and chief creative officer at The Hollywood Reporter, the magazine and brand she'd revitalized since taking it over in 2010.

The Chevrolet Bolt EV, with a 238 mile range and a moderate price, could the car to really make electric driving mainstream.