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Alphabet is trying to repair its tarnished image as a company rife with executive sexual abuse.

Thanks to the world's modern technologies, humans' obsession over space is taken up a notch.  From Mars missions to sending man back to the moon, the capacity to venture into space is not vested in just governments anymore, but private companies and individuals as well.  

Papa John's is starting to beat expectations, after former CEO John Schnatter had harmed the image of the company due to his controversial comments.

Uber led the most actives as its lock-up period ended.

The Ford Mustang Lithium vs. the GM Genovation GXE. Which is the faster super car?

Target is holding a Preview Sale ahead of Black Friday 2019 that starts on Friday.

Customers who were recently subject to racist treatment at a Chicago-area Buffalo Wild Wings have now spoken out about the incident.

Ford unveiled the all-electric Mustang Lithium at the SEMA show.

As the U.S. economy has started to slow down, worker productivity has also become sluggish.

Elon Musk reveals release date and more details on the Tesla Cybertruck.

Kroger has introduced a new brand message and logo. Find out what it all means.

CVS announced that it would be closing 22 stores in the first quarter of 2020.

Just a few days before leaving the White House for Christmas holidays in 2017, President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

The Labor Department reported productivity fell in October. The IHS Markit PMI rose in October, buoyed by France but hindered by Germany.

If you'd have invested $100 in Monster Beverage in 2000, you'd be $62,444 richer today.

While not a lot has been done to suppress Bitcoin's volatility, it's the kind of world that Josh Riddett, the CEO of Easy Crypto Hunter, foresees: cryptos as a payment method.

Tesla has a lot of catching-up to do if it's ever to overtake Lamborghini in developing supercapacitors.

Setapp, the subscription service for Mac apps, is launching a new plan for businesses or teams to take advantage of their popular service.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has given its stamp of approval to the $26 billion acquisition of Sprint by T-Mobile with conditions that it would monitor the commitments made.

Social media giant Facebook has admitted a possible security breach yet again. It said on Tuesday that nearly 100 software developers improperly accessed its user data, which included names and profile pictures of people.

Frenchman Bernard Arnault is temporarily the second richest person on the planet.

So the Bitcoin top in 2017 wasn't driven by mass speculation after all -- but only by a single market manipulator.

Walmart wants Tesla to remove solar panels from the roofs of the 244 stores where they had been installed and to pay for damages.

The German government is attempting to move the country towards low-emission, electric vehicles in order to stem global warming.

Krispy Kreme has announced that it is no longer blocking one Minnesota student's reselling scheme and will instead be helping him to achieve his goals.

Traders buoyed by optimism over China and a positive services sector report pushed the Dow up 30 points.

GM showed off the Chevy E-10 pickup truck concept vehicle at the SEMA show on Tuesday.

Walgreens is reportedly considering a deal to go private.

The embattled CEO of Boeing received a vote of confidence from the new chairman and will not be receiving pay bonuses anytime soon.