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Americans purchased more than $29.1 billion in firearms and $16.6 billion in ammunition during Obama's two terms in the White House.

The 1985 novel details a theocratic dictatorship in the U.S. where women are forced to bear children for the ruling class.

It's the latest sign that Apple is floundering, after news in October that its revenue fell for the first time in 15 years.

This included more than 130,000 plug-in hybrid or battery-powered electric vehicles.

It's not just price—vodka is becoming uncool.

Web commerce up 18 percent from 2015 but retailers' sales dropped by 5 percent year-over-year.

Souq, the Amazon of the Middle East, aims to break its own records in third year of sales bonanza.

Music's "Starboy" releases his highly anticipated third studio album on Friday.

A sale of Twitter has been the subject of on-again, off-again rumors for many months as the company grapples with stagnant user growth, soft advertising sales and losses running at hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

Polish police suspect the facility was producing counterfeit erectile dysfunction pills.

The Russian leader visited a renovated plant, producing Russia's most famous rifle.

The Saudi bombing campaign in Yemen has been criticized for the number of civilian deaths caused.

A British publisher is pushing Instagram pictures from transience to permanence.

Those aged 16 to 34 are consuming less of the national drink, according to research.

The year's most controversial swimsuit has been banned in parts of France, Italy, Bavaria, Austria and Morocco.

"This will be our biggest book of the year," says one bookseller.

The president's popularity is not to blame for Putinka's decline, according to a think tank.

Apple reports declining iPhone sales for the second quarter in a row.

Sales of '25' have increased by 176 percent in the week since she headlined the festival.

Microsoft has forged a partnership with LA-based marijuana software company Kind Financial to track legal sales of the drug.

Fox News is telling people that Barack Obama is about to take their guns away, and America has millions more guns on the streets because of it.

For her new book, Nancy Jo Sales interviewed 200 teen girls, many of whom told her the same thing: They feel constantly harassed about sex.

The superstar's legacy grows with three million records sold in the U.S. since his death.

Sales rose in the Midwest and South and were unchanged in the Northeast in March.

Georgia sent 2.5 million bottles of wine to Russia in January and February alone.

The Danish company sold 25 percent more toys in 2015 than in the year before.

The Ministry of Trade is reportedly working on loosening regulation to raise tax revenue.

Sales to Europe have increased by 264 percent thanks to contracts with Azerbaijan.

The 1,000-plus-page opus has entered the U.K. top 50 for the first time ever.

There has been a decrease in demand across the West and, most dramatically, in Ukraine.