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Cuba is offering to repay roughly $270 million of Soviet-era debt to the Czech Republic with rum and medication instead of money.

Courteney Boot Company, a Zimbabwe-based firm best known for its safari boots, changed its sales focus when the country's economy shrank significantly. Now 99% of its footwear leaves the country.

If Obamacare is repealed, the rich would saves thousands of dollars in taxes, but the poor would have to pay more, a new study finds.

Former NFL players will soon be able to get the money they won in a multi-million dollar concussion settlement, thanks to the Supreme Court.

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Facebook, which has been under pressure to fight the fake stories that get traffic from it, says it will start applying a flag to some "fake news" stories that users share on the social network.

Rex Tillerson, the CEO of ExxonMobil and Donald Trump's pick to be secretary of state, shared the stage in 2014 with a Russian official under U.S. sanctions.

Trump wants to wean the U.S. off foreign oil. But under Rex Tillerson, Trump's nominee for secretary of state, Exxon was much more focused on pumping oil overseas in Russia and Africa and missed the huge possibility of job-creating oil production at home.

Nearly two-thirds of American adults (64%) believe that fabricated news stories have caused a great deal of confusion about the basic facts of current events, a new report from the Pew Research Center says.

New "Celebrity Apprentice" host Arnold Schwarzenegger told Americans who did not support Donald Trump need to "stop whining" and get behind the president-elect.

A new lottery announced by the Indian government aims to reward people who use digital payments.

The TSA cites abandoned teddy bear as warning to passengers with oversized carry-on luggage.

Kraft and Mondelez used to be one company. But there are rumors that the two could be reunited. Kraft, which now also owns Heinz, is backed by the acquisitive private equity firm 3G and the Oracle of Omaha -- Warren Buffett.

Amex said the job could include helping design cards and picking the music for its airport lounges, in addition to developing benefits and services for cardholders.

Our media-obsessed president-elect won't have to waste much time naming a new chairman to the agency that regulates the media.

Lloyds of London has become the first big U.K. financial institution to publicly outline plans for life after Brexit.

President-elect Donald Trump renewed his longstanding feud with Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter in a tweet, saying the magazine was "Way down, big trouble, dead!"

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