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The chip maker agreed to the pay the settlement to female employees and make internal changes to its culture and promotion system.

Americans are growing more hesitant to eat out. Whether the slowdown is being driven by rising prices, slowing job growth or even terrorism, some believe it could be the start of a painful restaurant recession.

Pinewood Group, which helped produce all your favorite James Bond and Harry Potter films, is preparing for a buyout.

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Taikang Life, one of China's biggest insurers, has built up a stake in Sotheby's, becoming the auction house's largest shareholder.

The median home price is now sitting at a record high of $231,000, according to a new report from ATTOM Data Solutions.

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly has come under fire after appearing to defend the living conditions of the slaves who built the White House.

Roger Ailes is finished at Fox News -- and the network's internal review of allegations he sexually harassed employees is almost finished as well.

Yes, Donald Trump got $95 million from a Russian who bought his Palm Beach mansion.

Netflix exec talks ratings, competition and expansion

The combined audience for CNN, Fox News and MSNBC is beating the combined audience for NBC, CBS and ABC this week.

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But iPhone sales are slowing.

Alabama Governor Robert Bentley wants voters to approve a lottery in order to pay for basic services.

A little over a year since it's price gouging scandal, Whole Foods is still struggling to turn its ship around in the right direction.

Apple shares spiked 6% even though the tech behemoth just suffered its second-straight quarter of shrinking sales. It's a sign of how Apple faces dramatically diminished expectations these days.

It's about to get harder for some luxury all-cash home buyers to hide their identity from the U.S. government.

These cars are the most beloved among American drivers based on JD Power's annual survey of new vehicle buyers.

The Federal Reserve, led by Chair Janet Yellen, didn't raise interest rates at its July meeting, which ended Wednesday.

The gender pay gap starts before students even get into the workforce, according to a new survey in the U.K.