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Snapchat Pauses Original Content

On the Discover network, Snapchat boasted its own original content alongside media partners. That channel has since been taken down.

Will Yellen give in to Wall Street's interest rate tantrum?

Federal Reserve officials continue to talk up the chance of an interest rate hike — which would be the first since 2006 — sometime later this year. San Francisco Fed President John Williams said he believes it is still appropriate for the Fed to...

VW scandal could hurt Germany more than the Greece crisis

The Volkswagen emissions scandal has rocked Germany's business and political establishment and analysts warn the crisis at the car maker could develop into the biggest threat to Europe's largest economy.

No debit card? No problem: Some ATMs going swipe-free

After decades of consistent design, ATMs are undergoing a lot of change.

Wal-Mart, Nike, Starbucks commit to 100 percent clean energy

The Fortune 500 is embracing clean energy, as solar and wind become cheaper sources of electricity in the U.S.

Carmaker cheating on emissions almost as old as pollution tests

(Bloomberg) -- Almost as soon as governments began testing vehicle emissions, automakers found ways to cheat.

For GE, shipping jobs overseas is more than a political protest

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- There's more to General Electric's plans to increase hiring overseas than making a political statement.

How Fiat, Jeep score handily from pope's US visit

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has received more than a car-load of what may be free attention due to the Pope's visit this week to the East Coast.

Live-Saving Drug Won't Cost 4000% More After All

The CEO who spent the weekend defending a drastic price increase on a vital drug now says the company is changing its plans.

VW may not be the only automaker cheating on emissions

The revelation that Volkswagen has equipped many of its diesel-engine cars with software that evades U.S. clean air standards and testing has rocked the auto industry.