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Gov. Scott Walker’s deal gives Foxconn — which admitted dumping chemicals in a Chinese river — an exemption from statutes that protect Wisconsin wetlands.

Internet sleuths uncovered a pattern of pentagrams in the locations of the restaurant chain in cities nationwide.

The tax-free weekend for most participating states begin Aug. 4 while some also carry out the promotions end of August.

"He removed his clothes and then approached a flight attendant," McCarran International Airport spokesman Chris Jones said. "Metro officers were called and he was given medical attention."

The search giant was fined €2.42 billion ($2.85 billion) in June by European Commission for anti-trust policies.

Facebook's Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg wants companies to bridge the gender wage gap.

United Airlines faces more backlash after a passenger films the way luggage is handled by airline employees.

The file-sharing company is reportedly inching closer to an initail public offering.

State growers produce as much as 12 times the amount of marijuana that California residents consume. But non-edible oil extracted from cannabis seeds can be used in paints, lacquers, varnishes and lubricants.

The private space transport company’s CEO Elon Musk made the announcement late Thursday on his Instagram and Twitter accounts.

Mega-retailer Walmart offers a revamped banking system that allows customers to save money.

The German government issued a recall for the Porsche Cayenne SUV over alleged "emission cheating" software.

These photos are not what you want to see at a restaurant.

Wisconsin state representative Chris Taylor attended ALEC’s annual conference to find out what bills Corporate America is pushing — and she told IBT why the group wants a new constitutional convention.

Jeff Bezos became the richest man in the world, topping Bill Gates, who has held the mantle for a long time.

New York Gov. Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio are giving the insurance giant millions in tax breaks to persuade the company to move its headquarters. Does this kind of deal benefit taxpayers?

Calling it a money issue seems disingenuous.

Two of Silicon Valley's most ubiquitous CEOs are at odds about the implementation of artificial intelligence.

Walmart looks to boost the manufacturing sector by adding $1.5 million jobs.

Flight MH370 went missing on March 8, 2014, with 239 people on board while on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

The company has been testing its free antivirus in select regions for one and a half years.

In a report released Tuesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission said the offer, sale, and purchase of cryptocurrencies had to adhere to the U.S. federal securities laws.

Michael Kors now owns luxury shoemaker Jimmy Choo following a $1.35 billion deal.

Taco Mode gives a new meaning to meals on wheels.

LeBron James' investment in Blaze Pizza restaurant is reportedly worth over $35 million.

Allegiant Air left over 200 passengers in Las Vegas for four days after a canceled Oklahoma City-bound flight.

She burst into tears when four law enforcement officials walked up to her and told her she did not have a trading license.

The Midtown East proposal will allow higher skyscrapers — which means higher revenue for the New York real estate developers who collected donations for the mayor in the names of their wives and other family members.

A Supreme Court ruling is ushering in requests to approve offensive trademarks.