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1. The next debt crisis: There's a $6.3 trillion elephant in the room. And it just might cause the next recession.

The level of bogus claims is enormous and the government is complicit, the bank's chairman says.

Comcast outbid 21st Century Fox and its powerful backer, Disney, on Saturday in an auction for control of European broadcaster Sky.

Amazon won't make massive amounts of money off of its new $60 Alexa-controlled microwave. Or the Alexa controlled wall clock that only sets timers. In fact, making a profit from its growing selection of Alexa and Echo devices may be beside the point.

An extended takeover battle involving three of the world's most powerful media companies is culminating in the most dramatic way imaginable: An auction.

Papa John's is considering a sleek, boxy new logo that turns Papa John's into Papa Johns.

The "giant vampire squid" will target the UK savings market next week - but will it be a damp squib?

A federal agency is suing Walmart for discriminating against pregnant employees.

The daily White House press briefing is no longer routine. In fact, reporters can't even count on one weekly anymore. So far this month, there has only been one press briefing in total.

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One of India's most prominent bankers is being forced out of his job after more than 14 years.

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Procter & Gamble, the maker of familiar brands like Tide, Pampers, Gillette and Bounty, has been knocked around the past few years by lackluster sales and new competitors.

1. Markets surge: The Dow Jones industrial average surged 1% and closed at a record high on Thursday. It's the index's first new record since January.

The world's most popular service for live-streaming video games may have just lost a big potential market.

Customers of NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank are unable to access their accounts online.

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For many people, the idea of dealing with billions of flies buzzing around rotting food is stomach churning.