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With recent store openings and plans for even more physical locations, 2019 may be the year Amazon's brick-and-mortar ambitions take shape.

In August, Netflix started "testing" out directing new and returning customers to subscribe outside of the app, cutting Apple -- and its tax -- out of the process.

Carrying around bills and coins is becoming less popular.

Uber and Lyft are offering discounted rides on New Year's Eve and Day this year, so you can get home safe and sound.

Getting a package delivered through FedEx, UPS or USPS on New Year's Day might be a hassle.

R.L. Zeigler has recalled over 11,000 pounds of chicken and pork sausage for possible metal contamination.

Went crazy on spending this year? These tips can put you on a more financially sound path.

You don't have to wait until midnight to watch Netflix's New Year's Eve. countdown specials this year.

The epic “Doctor Who” special might feature a familiar foe.

Companies are now investing in artificial intelligence to solve more problems.

Roger Federer and Serena Williams face off in a rare matchup in the mixed doubles competition at the Hopman Cup.

While the official military report maintains the total number of deaths to be a little over a thousand, the number was drastically lower than the estimates put forward by agencies such as the Syrian Network for Human Rights and Airwars.

Roger Federer will take on Serena Williams in mixed doubles action at the Hopman Cup.

The telecom giant's bet on online advertising hasn't worked out, and the company just admitted as much.

Take advantage of standard deductions, HSA contributions, and other breaks to lower your tax bill.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s top rumor for the year is the claim that they will be leaving the royal family for a regular life.

A new California law will block the sale of animals from "puppy mills" at pet stores.

The Ron Weasley actor admitted that he cannot sit through anything after “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.”

Someone in the United States could start 2019 by winning hundreds of millions of dollars.

President Donald Trump has spent the entire year with a disapproval rating consistently higher than his approval rating.

Sears Chairman Eddie Lambert may save Sears from possible liquidation with a $4.6 million proposal that is expected to come in at the end of Friday's bid deadline.