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Sprint's $26 billion proposal to buy T-Mobile appears to have reached a critical stage.

For most social media users, posting photos of themselves don’t cost a penny. For celebrities, it could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The Camp Fire that erupted in California last fall and ultimately became “the deadliest and most destructive” blaze in the state’s history was triggered by electrical transmission lines owned by Pacific Gas and Electricity (PG&E), officials said Wednesday.

Barry Callebaut, Swiss chocolate giant, has debuted naturally pink ruby chocolate in the U.S., just a year after its big unveiling.

Unlike last year, the number of female CEOS leading Fortune 500 companies was higher this year than ever before.

A newly released report recommends the state refund the federal government $53.4 million.

For passengers who are not much in the mood for chit chatting, Uber now offers the quiet mode option.

Rep. Adam Schiff is one of the top offenders of the elicit targeting of President Trump, according to Judicial Watch.

America is in a stronger trade position against China thanks to the economy, says Trump.

But three weeks into "Avengers" dominance, the market finally had some room for another film to make a substantial impact.

The German life sciences and pharmaceuticals group said that, following an internal review, it understood that this initiative had raised concerns and criticism.