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There is another path to holding these out-of-control tech companies in check. We should end the billions in corporate welfare that they get from the federal government.

Rules are necessary in online communities to ensure bad speech does not drive out good.

While the CBD industry has grown rapidly in recent years, it has remained a taboo subject in the sports world.

France’s economic predicament and social turmoil should be a warning to upstart socialists in the U.S.

Rather than endlessly devise new programs to try to maintain a semblance of responsibility and control, why doesn’t Facebook do what everyone in politics does by second nature: pass the buck.

There may be good reasons for banning Uber or Airbnb. But they come at a steep cost: sending a clear message to our side of the Atlantic that Ireland is no longer open for business.

Attacking our leading tech companies just for their size would raise consumer prices, limit choice and discourage innovation.

Here's a timeline of the slow demise of one of America's industrial icons.

The No. 3 U.S. railroad operator benefited from ongoing cost-cutting, broad-based volume growth and higher prices.

A North Dakota judge has finalized his recent conclusion that state regulators don't have a say in the site of an $800 million oil refinery being developed near Theodore Roosevelt National Park, potentially removing a roadblock to the project.

U.S. crude oil production remained at a record-high of 11.1 million barrels per day.

For decades, Alaska residents have shared in the state's oil wealth.

Russia and Saudi Arabia struck a private deal in December, Reuters reports.

General Electric’s decision Monday to part ways with CEO John Flannery just one year into his tenure came amid a prolonged stock slide.

The aircraft giant outlasted Lockheed Martin and Leonardo in the competition.