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Rape survivor and "The Birth of a Nation" co-star Gabrielle Union has written an opinion piece about Nate Parker's rape case.

The Irish government will challenge the EU demand that it recover billions in back taxes from Apple.

The executives both above and below Roger Ailes looked the other way while the Fox News chief engaged in "predatory" behavior, Ailes' biographer Gabriel Sherman writes in the next issue of New York magazine.

China's Ministry of Commerce has opened an antitrust investigation into the sale of Uber's China operations to rival Didi Chuxing.

Apple is announcing its new iPhones September 7. Here's a round-up of what could be different or stay the same.

U.S. retailers are worried about keeping their shelves stocked after a major South Korean shipping company filed for bankruptcy protection.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Auto sales have slumped in the U.S. lately. But luxury brands Ferrari and Jaguar, owned by India's Tata, are holding up well. Lincoln and Cadillac posted sales increases too -- even as overall sales for Ford and GM fell.

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AMC Theaters will be showing two of Gene Wilder's most memorable films at 55 locations this weekend

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Smith & Wesson revealed a 40% surge in quarterly sales and ramped up its forecast far above what Wall Street had been hoping for.

Packages of Entenmann's Little Bites mini muffins and brownies that potentially contain 'small pieces of plastic' are being recalled.

Walmart is downsizing at some of its West Coast stores. The company said it's cutting about 7,000 positions, mostly back office positions that handle bookkeeping and invoicing.

Tesla and SolarCity are facing a cash crunch, one that will force Elon Musk's electric car maker to raise more money again this year.

Facebook's satellite was destroyed during the SpaceX rocket explosion on Thursday.

The last time Hillary Clinton held a formal press conference, David Bowie was alive, Bernie Sanders was on the cover of Rolling Stone and not a single American had cast a vote in either the Democratic or Republican primaries.

The residents of Cork appear fiercely loyal to Apple in its fight with the EU over billions of euros in tax.