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"If an ad tries to scare people into getting a new vaccine...those who are thinking about God won't respond as strongly."

The cheap coin has surged into the top 15 cryptocurrencies in the world by market cap.

Is it time to hold or sell bitcoin? After South Korea and China announced they could ban trading the cryptocurrency, prices are plummeting.

The owner said her staff wished the vice president would leave early.

Last year's new cookie, the S'mores, was a hit. It returns this year along with old favorites.

Trump's America First policies are weakening the country's global power.

Ripple, also known as XRP, has a market value of $47 billion.

President Donald Trump has failed to make golf great again in his hometown.

Disney is about to control a major stake in the world of streaming entertainment. And it's bad news for other streaming services.

The beloved toy company has found innovative ways to make its iconic brands more eco-friendly.

The celebrity chef is expected to step away from his TV show, hospitality group and other business endeavors.

NBC has billions tied up in the Olympics. What are the business implications of Russia being banned from the 2018 games in Pyeongchang?

Possible presidential candidate Mark Cuban fears the U.S. will get trounced in the coming technology war because its leaders are old fuddy-duddies.

Despite the industry's downfall, Jeremy insisted that he would be around for as long as viewers wanted to see his "schmacko play hide the bacon."

An employee directed a staffer to avoid photographing Linda McMahon with a "Trump Hotels" sign, documents show.

Good news for 61.5 million Americans receiving Social Security benefits: your monthly checks are about to get larger.

Despite years of hype, only now does a new study suggest machine learning can crack trading, raising further questions for the future of finance and the part humans will play.

There's no real incentive for them to work together.

He doesn't think that the range of economic outcomes are predictable enough for his liking.

Newsweek's former Moscow bureau chief reflects on her experience interviewing Trump in Russia 30 years ago.

Google's move to develop an faSDV was a 'moonshot'. A way to a new big business before anyone else saw the opportunity. And it might work.

The one billion people living with a disability are valuable—it's time business took note.

Having read his manifesto, from a headhunter's and businessperson's perspective, here are a few reasons why Google had to get rid of Damore.

When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in the mid-to-late 90s, he exhibited a new penchant for secrecy.

The company's international operations will be run from Britain, but there will be no formal guarantees that U.K. jobs and employees will be protected.

Other competitors are stepping into this void, and making strides.

Trump has expressed interest in the gambling capital since 2007.

Storefront retail as it has been traditionally known is continuing on the road to 'collapse'.

How Jeff Bezos can save Whole Foods from itself.

"I believe my wife and I were involuntarily denied boarding. Isn't there a rule that Delta should compensate us for being bumped?"