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New Balance customers burn shoes after misinterpreting support of Donald Trump.

The United Automobile Workers union will break bread with Trump if it means crushing free trade deals.

In the afterglow of Trump's remarkable victory, Fox News is settling into a familiar role: the go-to outlet for Americans who feel alienated by media perceived as liberal and out of touch.

There was nothing typical about Donald Trump's campaign for president. So why should we expect the market to react the way everyone predicted now that he's won? Despite fear, doom and gloom, stocks are rallying to near record highs.

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Alan Greenspan, the former Federal Reserve Chair, said he wants to see the Dodd-Frank Act "disappear."

Walmart, Target and Best Buy have announced their Black Friday hours and deals.

Donald Trump's victory is viewed as a good sign for railroads since they may start shipping more coal. Even Warren Buffett's railroad could get a boost. But Kansas City Southern, which does big business in Mexico, may suffer.

Macy's CEO says the chain won't bring back Donald Trump's clothing line after banning it because of his remarks about Mexican immigrants.

President-elect Donald Trump is giving a 'yuge' boost to American energy stocks. Oil, gas and coal companies are expected to benefit from a Trump presidency.

Snapchat is now selling smart sunglasses from a smiling yellow vending machine that it just deposited near a beach in California.

Starbucks released its latest line of red holiday cups Thursday, and the Christmas-inspired designs are back.

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Most journalists were convinced that Donald Trump would lose to Hillary Clinton. A day and a half later, a sense of shock still pervades newsrooms.

Yahoo says the megahack of 500 million customers is putting its Verizon buyout deal at risk -- and that it's now under investigation by governments too.