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A standard subscription plan for MoviePass will cost $14.95 a month, up from $9.95, within the next 30 days.

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In an increasingly post-print world, fashion brands and publications are finding new audiences through podcasting.

U.S. detects new activity at North Korea factory, Rand Paul could be the gatekeeper to the Supreme Court, and what alcoholic beverage makes us spend the most online.

Facebook said it deleted a new group of politically oriented accounts that were engaged in coordinated misinformation efforts ahead of the U.S. midterm elections that resemble Russian activities on the platform during the 2016 presidential campaign.

Brookfield Asset Management has agreed to buy real-estate developer Forest City Realty Trust in a transaction valued at $11.4 billion including debt.

Shares of Lumber Liquidators Holdings fell 18% on Tuesday as higher transportation expenses, promotions and costs from phased-out products overshadowed higher-than-expected revenue in the latest quarter.

China’s e-commerce giants are starting to build a new crop of smart warehouses that can keep up with the surging growth of the world’s largest online retail sales market.

A standard subscription plan for MoviePass will cost $14.95 a month, up from $9.95, within the next 30 days.

Arconic Inc. said Tuesday it is looking to sell the business that made the aluminum panels involved in the deadly June 2017 Grenfell Tower fire in London

Investment firm Blackwells suspends its campaign as the food retailer and distributor prepares to sell.

Qualcomm unveiled the first part of a share buyback program authorized last week after scrapping a bid to buy NXP Semiconductors.

Pakistan’s growing debt to China is emerging as a point of contention with the U.S. as the South Asian nation’s incoming leaders prepare to possibly seek an international financial bailout.

Fewer buyers than expected have shelled out top dollar for Samsung’s new flagship device, the Galaxy S9.

Prices are hidden behind insurance deals, hospital consolidation pushes up costs and the health sector is a growing power in the economy.

American workers received their biggest pay raises in a nearly decade in the year to June, a sign the strong labor market and low unemployment is boosting wages as employers compete for scarcer workers.

Though it might seem like an old-school industry, the world of watchmaking is beginning to embrace techy innovations that improve accuracy and reduce wear and tear.

Procter & Gamble is raising prices on some of its biggest brands, a strategy shift after it reported another quarter of lackluster growth.

The Conference Board said its measure of U.S. consumer confidence inched higher in July from the previous month.

It’s not the violence or the addiction of the hit game that bothers mom and dad—it’s the losing.

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Domestic pressure on Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to take a more hard-line stance toward the U.S. after Washington’s withdrawal from the nuclear deal gives him little leeway to accept President Trump’s offer to meet.

China’s close monitoring of its Islamic minority is being extended abroad, as Muslims from some Chinese regions make the Hajj pilgrimage wearing state-issued tracking devices.

Fewer buyers than expected have shelled out top dollar for Samsung’s new flagship device, the Galaxy S9. This plus heavier marketing expenses caused the company’s second-quarter mobile profits to nosedive by one-third from a year earlier.

The share of young construction workers declined nearly 30% from 2005 through 2016, contributing to a labor shortage that has meant fewer homes being built and rising prices.