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Donald Trump will remain as an executive producer on NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice," even while serving as president of the United States.

Andrew Puzder has warned that raising the minimum wage only spurs automation.

Yik Yak, a once hot anonymous social app on college campuses, laid off more than half its employees.

Sean Rad will be stepping away from his day-to-day duties as Tinder CEO in order to run Swipe Ventures.

Trump says he sold all his stocks in June. But what about his hedge funds? He was (and may still be) invested in three run by John Paulson, a major campaign donor.

The 2016 Election did have an impact on the NFL's ratings this year, but it wasn't the only issue the league faced.

Senator Elizabeth Warren and 20 other senators send a letter to President-elect Donald Trump reminding him he wouldn't cut Medicare and Medicaid.

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Concerns about increased competition are no sweat for Lululemon. The yoga apparel king is doing just fine despite threats from Nike and Under Armour. Sales and profits easily topped forecasts.

Now we'll know what Pokémon tastes like.

NBC News has decided to shut down the Breaking News alert service due to its failure to generate adequate revenue, the company announced Thursday.

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Oscar Health, the $2.7 billion dollar startup cofounded by Joshua Kushner, opened its first doctor's office in downtown Brooklyn.

Is it summer 2017 yet?

Harold Hamm, a vocal Trump supporter, warns that U.S. oil producers would be "foolish" to double output because it would cause another glut of crude.

Experts think the 'yuge' move higher for stocks since the election could continue. Even corporate executives are predicting better times ahead -- despite attacks by Donald Trump against business leaders.

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Store closings pick up at Sears, Kmart as it reports mounting losses and plunging sales.