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Jack Daniel's is releasing a new Tennessee Apple whiskey.

FivePoint Holdings CEO and Chairman Emile Haddad discusses his American dream.

"NightCap" product is meant to reduce drink spiking.

Even if you earn less during a low interest-rate period, you're still earning something.

Even though the U.S. is now the biggest oil and gas producer in the world, we are not totally immune to oil disruptions in what is a global marketplace.

The launch of Apple Arcade has developers asking about payment and exclusive distribution.

The Fed cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-percentage point to a range of 1.75 percent to 2 percent following its two-day meeting on Wednesday – but it won’t be shaving much off credit card bills, experts say.

“A lot of people will say the justification for having someone’s data is, it’s the only way to provide a better service, and we believe, we believe you don’t have to choose,” Apple COO Jeff Williams said.

'We need to keep these products available to smokers so they can use them to quit,' Greg Conley said.

The Saudis want at least $70 a barrel for Saudi Aramco's IPO. And they really prefer $80 a barrel. If President Trump decides to lift sanctions on Iran, then it looks like the Saudis will be forced to delay its IPO yet again. 

The twin brothers took the loving memory of their father and built a business called Tall Order.

In the Trump era, capitalism is working.

Two school officials have left their posts -- either permanently or until further notice -- in the wake of a scathing report detailing how the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab willingly received donations from Jeffrey Epstein, despite that the financier was "disqualified" as a donor.

DMVs did not share license photographs or social security numbers, but sold other details, such as names, addresses, dates of birth, vehicle information and phone numbers

Donald Wetzel, inventor of America’s first ATM, celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Messing starred as Grace Adler in the breakout hit series, which aired for eight seasons then took a decade-long hiatus before returning to the network in 2017. She also played homicide detective Laura Diamond in NBC's 2014 show “The Mysteries of Laura,” which ran until 2016.