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Saudi Civil Service Minister Khaled Alaraj acknowledged Thursday that many of his country's government employees are really only working for an hour each day.

Retail billionaire Sir Philip Green is on track to be stripped of his knighthood.

Hillary Clinton's campaign has launched a fundraising tool, Troll Trump, to make sure the Republican candidate's words come at a cost.

Instagram is launching new suicide prevention tool designed to reach out and provide help to users at risk of self-harm.

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Pakistan has banned all Indian movies, TV and radio as tensions mount between the regional rivals.

Nintendo says it's going to dispel some of the mystery surrounding its long-awaited new video game system -- codenamed "NX" -- on Thursday morning in the U.S.

Donald Trump, who's well known for his love of unscientific online polls, lost an online post-debate survey on the far-right website Breitbart to Hillary Clinton.

A Russian man suspected of carrying out cyberattacks against U.S. targets has been arrested in Prague.

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Investors are increasingly favoring so-called passive funds that blindly track market indexes at the expense of active funds that rely on a manager to pick stocks.

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Las Vegas is known for prizefights. So it was fitting that after a sluggish first few rounds, Hillary Clinton waded in with tactical precision in her final debate against Donald Trump, while Fox News' Chris Wallace distinguished himself as a first-class referee.

As pressure mounts on MGM studios to release unaired footage from "The Apprentice," another, lesser-known show starring Donald Trump may also contain potential landmines for the Republican nominee: "Donald J. Trump's Fabulous World of Golf."

Wells Fargo was served with a search warrant by California authorities investigating alleged identity theft linked to the opening of unauthorized bank and credit card accounts.

Donald Trump's plans would add nearly $6.8 trillion to the U.S. debt over the next decade, according to a new analysis by the American Action Forum, a right-leaning think tank.

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