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The internet-focused NTIA was also a target.

The FTC and a coalition of attorneys general argue that Facebook acquired Instagram and WhatsApp to stop them from leapfrogging Facebook. But Facebook says the legal action is "revisionist history."

We talked to the Miami Beach-based entrepreneur behind the polarizing Made America Great Already apparel line to find out.

The fate of Donald Trump's presidency could be decided as soon as today, depending on how the rest of the count in Pennsylvania goes.

Don't wait for the ripple effects of contested presidential results to level your business.

'If you receive an intimidating or manipulative email in your inbox, don't be alarmed and do not spread it,' the U.S. Director of National Intelligence said on Wednesday.

The OxyContin manufacturer will pay the government $225 million and own up to misleading the DEA and incentivizing doctors to write prescriptions.

It's the largest legal challenge that Google has faced in its history, and is likely to result in a court fight that could last years.

The company said the 'NY Post' article violated its rules on doxxing and hacked materials.

Barrett is poised to become the most pro-corporate justice on a Supreme Court that is already friendly to big-business interests. But how will that affect small-business owners, freelancers and entrepreneurs?

These key principles and strategies can guide those in power to truly effective leadership and results.

The late Supreme Court Justice left behind a superlative legacy of persistence and grit.

The emissions mandate extends to off-road equipment, drayage trucks and medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.

ByteDance wants to keep its share of the video app as part of the deal, but President Donald Trump told a press briefing Wednesday he was "not prepared to sign off" on it.

Football free agent Josh Bellamy is among those accused of using a share of his small-business loan on personal indulgence.

Private businesses and government agencies can't use facial-recognition technology starting on January 1 next year.

U.S. tech companies founded by Belarusians have long been a source of pride for Europe's last dictator, Alexander Lukashenko. Now, as entrepreneurs are challenging his 26-year-old rule, they are feeling the same pressure as everyone else. Silicon Valley startups have also taken a hit.

Agents recouped about $2 million worth of virtual currency in total.

Facebook also launched its own digital Voter Information Center.

The 55-year-old former California attorney general will be the first Black woman to be nominated by either major party for vice president.

As unemployment benefits are set to decrease, the Treasury dangles a second round of no-strings-attached payments to most Americans.