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A group of engineers was scouting sites in Yuma, Arizona, and the New Mexico portion of the El Paso sector, which also includes Texas.

It seems that Samsung and Google won't be releasing their own credit cards anytime soon.

“Everyone says they don’t pick sides in a divorce but it’s quite hard not to.”

Both the economy and business growth suffered more than expected during Q4 2018.

NASA was given a five-year timeline to bring U.S. astronauts to space and SpaceX might lend a helping hand.

This chart compares different 5G and 4G specs.

Lyft will start trading at Nasdaq on Friday.

Terry Leeper, General Manager of Amazon’s Austin Tech Hub, announced the company will add 800 tech jobs at its Austin location.

Bed, Bath & Beyond has laid off over 100 employees this week.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are struggling in their marriage and are barely speaking to each other these days.

The new NBC comedy premieres Thursday night.

Iceland's Wow Air stopped all flights and stranded thousands of passengers.

Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II escaped an alleged assassination plot in Australia.

The success of tech stocks over the last decade has changed the way big investors think.

If the winner claims the prize in lump sum instead of spread out over 29 years, then the amount paid will be $465.5 million.

The fast-food juggernaut is embracing personalization to drive growth.

Earlier this week, Rashida Tlaib sent a letter to her Democratic colleagues, asking them to support the resolution. The letter was circulated among a targeted set of members who in the past had shown interest in similar resolution.

The Apple Watch Series 5 seems to be veering away from being a fashion accessory and instead will focus on its health applications.

Fisker will build an all-electric SUV to challenge the Tesla Model Y.

The House of Representatives say the Pentagon's transfer of $1 billion to build Trump's border wall is illegal.

Walgreens will sell CBD-infused topical products, following rival CVS.