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The government's crackdown on anonymous real estate buyers hiding behind shell companies seems to be working.

The governor of cash-strapped Alabama wants to implement a state lottery to keep the lights on.

The Federal Reserve isn't raising rates this summer.

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A Disney-owned film company has owned up to a safety violation, which led to Harrison Ford breaking his leg on the set of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."

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Hillary Clinton became the first female presidential nominee of a major party on Tuesday night, a historic moment for any newspaper front page to document. But some front pages were missing a key component in their coverage of the event: a photo of Clinton herself.

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It seems the gender pay gap starts before students even get into the workforce.

One financial adviser has recommended that I buy an annuity, but another says I shouldn't. How can I tell whose advice I should follow? --R.H.

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Investors should be wary of CEOs that take home excessive paychecks and bonuses.

Chinese gadget maker Xiaomi has unveiled its first-ever laptop -- a sleek machine with solid performance specs and an attractive price.

Its core audience is old, white conservatives. It is accused of broadcasting an archaic, Mad Men-era view of the world that alienates women and minorities. Its future leaders know it needs to change, and yet time and again it retreats to the status quo.

Nintendo's bad week just got worse.

A cutting-edge Chinese tech firm that you've probably never heard of just snapped up top U.S. electronics maker Vizio for $2 billion.

Earnings are taking center stage and moving markets.