Starting out as a petty criminal, Charles Manson became a murderous yet iconic cult leader. Here's a look at his life, which ended a week after he turned 83.

Starbucks is selling $1 billion of debt in order to finance share buybacks, dividend payments, capex and acquisitions.

You've probably heard of Area 51 — but did you know the Navy has a similar facility in the Bahamas?

Bloomberg News reported on Monday afternoon that the US Department of Justice was prepared to block the companies' proposed merger with an antitrust suit.

The club is currently owned by billionaire Mike Ashley.

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Hedge-fund manager Barry Rosenstein has listed his stunning home in the Hamptons for $70 million.

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Just two weeks into Ezekiel Elliott's six-game suspension, the Cowboys have already shown how hapless they are without their most dynamic offensive weapon.

The Black Stars skipper has much regret for leaving the ‘Black Cats’ to Al Ain in 2011

Fed governor Jerome Powell will replace Yellen as Fed chair early next year.

Reese is survived by her husband, Franklin Lett, and three children.

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H.R. McMaster reportedly made comments mocking Trump at a private dinner this summer.

Did you know that Thomas Jefferson tried to cancel the holiday, and that there was a "Franksgiving" crisis in the late 1930s?

Macy's flagship store on 34th Street in New York City is requiring parents to make reservations for their children see Santa this year.

The Black Stars skipper has much regret for leaving the ‘Black Cats’ to Al Ain in 2011

In a 70-page report, analysts at Morgan Stanley broke down all of the potential ways Amazon could get into the industry, at varying degrees of involvement.