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Sean Hannity on Tuesday embraced a piece of fake news about President Obama deleting endorsements of Hillary Clinton from his Twitter account.

Staples is one of the first big retailers to launch a student loan repayment benefit plan. It will give eligible employees $100 a month for three years to help pay down their student loans.

Political journalism changed in 2016. Spurred by Donald Trump's unconventional style, controversial statements and tenuous relationship with the truth, many journalists and news organizations changed some ways in which they operate.

People are getting confident that Trump will lose, but Sam Altman argues that that's a dangerous outlook -- and could even lead to Trump winning.

How often do gasoline or oil pipelines blow up? Fortunately fatalities from these kinds of accidents are rare.

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A new book offers a detailed account of how Pixar finally helped Steve Jobs escape from his "wilderness years" after being ousted from Apple.

Truck drivers wages grew 7.8% in October compared to a year ago, the best gain of any major job title, according to Glassdoor.

KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut owner Yum Brands spun off its China business to investors. Yum China is off to a hot start on Wall Street. And Yum's U.S. business is doing well despite a slowdown in the overall restaurant industry.

Donald Trump used an aggressive tax strategy to avoid paying taxes on hundreds of millions of dollars in income in the 1990s, according to a new report in the New York Times.

Ukraine is a poor country, but its politicians are rich beyond your wildest dreams. A new database reveals the wealth and opulence government officials kept out of the public eye.

Caterpillar is the top stock in the Dow this year -- even though Donald Trump has said the company is getting crushed by Japanese rival Komatsu. Wall Street likes plans for more infrastructure spending by Trump or Hillary Clinton.

Starbucks rolled out a green cup design Tuesday featuring a mosaic of people drawn in one stroke -- a change from its usual red.

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It's the latest shake-up for the kingdom as it moves to diversify its economy.

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Gannett is walking away from its negotiations to buy Tronc, the troubled owner of the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times.

A model that has correctly predicted the winner of every U.S. presidential race since Ronald Reagan in 1980 is forecasting a big victory for Hillary Clinton.

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