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The Japanese city of Fukuoka is becoming an unexpected startup hub.

Saudi Arabia is cautioning President-elect Donald Trump against carrying out a threat to cut off American purchases of the kingdom's oil.

Twitter suspends accounts of alt-right advocates, including the head of an organization dedicated to "the heritage, identity, and future of people of European descent in the United States."

Prince company NPG sues Jay Z's Roc Nation for copyright infringement through Tidal.

Between 200 and 250 people are facing layoffs at the Spanish language conglomerate Univision, the company announced Wednesday, yet another reminder of the grim economic realities weighing down many newsrooms.

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Baidu in China is working to feverishly to perfect its self-driving car, pitting itself against global competitors including Uber, Google, Tesla and Ford.

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Ford plans to import the EcoSport, a compact crossover SUV, from India starting in 2018, a first for an automaker.

Black Friday is still more than a week away, but Amazon is already getting in on the deals action.

President-elect Donald Trump once again went after The New York Times in a series of tweets Wednesday morning.

Bill Gross, who runs a bond fund at Janus, thinks Donald Trump's economic policies won't help average Americans and fears the market's euphoric reaction to Trump will be short-lived. But some say Gross is bitter because bonds have tanked.

A new study found that businesses, which have been reluctant towards apprenticeships, reap benefits from job training programs.

Facebook admits it messed up more ad metrics than previously thought, potentially eroding its trust and relationship with marketers and publishers.

Foreign visitors who currently enjoy visa-free travel to the European Union may soon have to register online and pay ?5.

Smartphones sold in the U.S. have been secretly collecting user data and sending it to servers in Shanghai. Analysts say it's becoming more and more common.

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Cities and companies save millions by bringing technology to a dirty industry.

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