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A digital campaign to fight a bill that would require driver background checks has some nonhuman support.

Following the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union, France is playing hardball for a chance to capture the multinational banking business.

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Soon there will be Kanye West stores selling his gear — his Yeezy Boost 750 high-tops retail in limited numbers for $350 but resell for thousands.

While the number of ISIS troops in Iraq and Syria has declined, the group has increasingly focused on targets in other countries.

The company announced a slew of programs, including online grocery pickup and a partnership with Uber to deliver groceries as it looks to boost online sales.

The initial panic surrounding Britain’s vote to leave the European Union is fading, and investors are seeking bargains.

“We have not made any changes to our real estate requirements in Frankfurt as a result of the referendum result,” Goldman said in a statement.

Pyongyang is expected to revamp its cabinet and reshuffle government officials at Wednesday’s meeting.

The exercise, in the waters off the U.S. state of Hawaii, follows North Korea’s several mid-range ballistic missile tests in recent months.

CEO Oliver Blume expects sales to increase by a third, as the redesigned model of the Panamera sedan hits European showrooms in November.

The safety recall, which affects 482,000 cars in the United States, is linked to faulty airbags that were not produced by troubled Japanese manufacturer Takata.

It was unclear when Congress would revisit the issue. Democrats urged bipartisan talks; the GOP leader said the matter may resurface after July 4.

Tuesday’s session on Capitol Hill focused on a term that White House officials say is a political distraction that aids ISIS propagandists.

Individuals should be investigated in connection with the German automaker’s emissions scandal, the top U.S. law enforcement official said.

The Democrat backs the Obama administration's net neutrality rules, which require broadband providers to treat all data equally, her campaign says.

Financials and tech stocks, hit hard by the British referendum, were among the top gaining sectors.

The startup for short-term rentals is seeking additional funding that could make it twice as valuable as Marriott, the New York Times reports.

With the release of Federal Reserve stress test results this week, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and other top U.S. lenders face their biggest test of the year.

Tuesday's speech is his latest effort to appeal to working-class voters suffering from job losses and stagnant wages. Is trade really the culprit?

Facing new regulations, the home-sharing site is suing its hometown of San Francisco and fighting local housing authorities.