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Viacom said it expects revenue to grow in the 2019 fiscal year as the company augments its pay-TV business with production and licensing fees from streaming-video services.

Sen. Chuck Grassley is expected to lead the Finance Committee next year, giving the veteran Iowa Republican more sway over tax, trade and health policy.

Michelle Obama’s memoir “Becoming” got off to a hot start, selling more than 725,000 units on the day it was released, spurring its publisher to quickly order up more copies.

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Camp Fire missing number jumps, hand recount ordered in Florida's divisive U.S. Senate race, and what the heck is a designer Thanksgiving turkey.

The brick-and-mortar retailer that seems to be surviving the online shopping pressure created by Amazon; and identifying fake online reviews at small and large businesses.

Spotify has resurrected the music industry but Vivendi’s shareholders may be the biggest winners.

The leader of a key party in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition pushed for early elections, adding to pressure on Mr. Netanyahu as he seeks to preserve his government.

U.S. industrial output ticked up in October, as increased factory production offset declines in mining and utilities output.

This hearty bowlful of potatoes and chorizo comes together quickly. It makes an ideal chilly-weeknight meal.

More than 40 years after an estimated 1.7 million people were killed during the Khmer Rouge’s rule, an international tribunal found two surviving senior leaders guilty of genocide and sentenced them to life in prison.

Floral designer Lindsey Taylor translates the monumental abstraction of nature in Jackson Pollock’s “Autumn Rhythm (Number 30)” into a dynamic arrangement.

Household indebtedness continued to climb in the third quarter, with balances continuing to rise for almost all types of borrowing, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported.

A Department of Veterans Affairs computer system botched calculations for GI Bill benefits, leaving thousands of student veterans without full housing assistance, a senior VA official told Congress on Thursday.

The Justice Department is preparing to prosecute WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and is increasingly optimistic it will be able to get him into a U.S. courtroom.

Bronson van Wyck, who planned affairs for Bushes and Obamas, on scrumptious buffet tables, winning hostess gifts and farm-family traditions.

Four ways the design and housewares businesses are catering to a generation that wants to mix and match and will buy (nearly) anything online.

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Buyers willing to brave political uncertainty get room to deal in London, where there is a glut of luxury apartments in new buildings.

The SEC is investigating a company’s cryptocurrency sale, an executive with the firm said, and people familiar with the probe said it includes looking at whether a prominent bitcoin entrepreneur broke the law by getting involved with the company’s fundraising.

A painting by British artist David Hockney sold for $90.3 million at Christie’s in New York, a record for a living artist at auction. Image: AFP/Getty