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Family health insurance now costs employers and workers nearly $20,000 a year, on average, according to a new report from the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Amazon says it is increasing its minimum wage to $15 an hour for all US employees effective November 1.

Tencent Music has filed for a $1 billion IPO in the United States. It dominates the music streaming market in China through its QQ Music, KuGou and Kuwo platforms.

Initialized Capital, the early-stage venture capital firm started by Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian along with Garry Tan, just raised its fourth and largest fund.

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BTC China announced Thursday that it is planning to cease trading by the end of the month.

Facebook will no longer allow targeted ads based on education or employment after acknowledging that some users were filling the fields with anti-Semitic phrases.

Most Americans are worried about the Equifax breach but few are taking action, according to a new poll.

Rachael Pacella and Phil Davis, two survivors of the Capital Gazette shooting, speak with Brian Stelter about the attack and the aftermath. Pacella recounts how she was injured while trying to flee, and Davis describes how he texted for…

Honda and General Motors are teaming up to create a new generation of fully autonomous vehicles. Honda will invest $2 billion over 12 years into GM's autonomous vehicle subsidiary, Cruise.

Good news retirement savers: The Internal Revenue Service announced cost of living increases to the contribution limits for retirement-related plans in 2019.

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SoftBank and Toyota, two of Japan's most high-profile companies, are teaming up to change the world of transportation through autonomous vehicles and other technologies.

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The lead story for Thursday's morning shows: The impending vote to advance Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.

Barnes & Noble jumped more than 20% after it said it would review a sale of the troubled company.

Broadband trade groups and the DOJ have filed lawsuits over California's days-old law protecting net neutrality.

Howard Marks, co-chairman of Oaktree Capital, explains why investors should start treading lightly.

Aston Martin is joining the ranks of listed automakers with an IPO that values the British company at more than $5 billion.

Susanne Craig says this investigation was, without a doubt, the hardest story she's ever done.

Bankrupt toy retailer tells bankruptcy court it is looking at possibly reviving the Toys 'R' Us and Babies 'R' Us brands.

It's the latest online dating app to compete for the hearts of women in India.

Microsoft announced a new version of its desktop computer Surface Studio, and its first pair of smart headphones. It also announced the Surface Pro 6 and Surface Laptop 2.

The company hasn't found any evidence so far that third-party sites were impacted in the massive attack impacting 50 million users.

Jill Soltau, a veteran retailer leader most recently in charge Joann fabric and craft stores, will be tasked with fixing JCPenney.

Brian Ross and his longtime producer, Rhonda Schwartz, announced they are leaving ABC News, seven months after Ross was suspended for an error related to President Trump's former national security advisor.