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Dr. Joshua Liao discusses how people can approach the decision to get vaccinated and avoid some common biases that may distort perceptions of vaccine safety and efficacy.

After Google announced it was suspending Parler from its app store for inciting violence, CEO John Matze said it was "a horrible way to handle this."

Some states are already expanding eligibility to people 65 and over, even though millions of people the C.D.C. recommends go first -- health care workers and nursing home residents -- have yet to get shots.

Pornhub parent company MindGeek has been hit with a massive $600 million class action lawsuit accusing it of hosting child-porn videos on the website. The lawsuit, filed in the Superior Court of Québec at the end of Dec...

If you're anticipating a stimulus payment that hasn't yet landed, continue to monitor your bank accounts -- and your snail mail.

The bribery settlement exposed a wide-ranging effort by the bank to use consultants or middlemen to help it get deals in Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, China and Italy.

WWE betting odds have established a clear favorite to win the 2021 women's Royal Rumble, but these stars could pull off the upset.

As Britain adjusts to life outside of the European Union, businesses are contending with delays, service cancellations and piles of paperwork.

Bosses are drained as the coronavirus pandemic drags into 2021. Here are ways they can recharge their batteries.

"It was an attack on all those things that people cherish and associate with America," Kempczinski said. "That includes McDonald's."

December saw 140,000 jobs lost, the first drop in seven months. Low-wage service workers again felt the biggest hit.

Joe Biden plans to continue the pause on federal student loan payments and accumulating interest, but ask Congress to pass student loan forgiveness.       

The digital currency has quintupled in value over the past year. Should you steer clear?

Ask Encore: Make sure you understand the many budget and tax implications, says retirement columnist Glenn Ruffenach.

The Bitcoin network as we know it today officially kicked off exactly 12 years ago when Satoshi Nakamoto released the first software client.

Companies are adjusting security strategies and reviewing personnel policies in the wake of this week's deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.

What should corporate leaders do in a moment like this?

Bitcoin whales are selling while buyers in the U.S. are accumulating, who will get the upper hand, and where will BTC's price go next?

Unemployment benefits will be treated as fully taxable income when you file your federal income tax returns. Many states also tax jobless benefits.       

A bitcoin user has shared his story of how he lost more than $100,000 in BTC during a wallet transfer. The bitcoiner attempted to transfer a wallet to a new computer without making sure that he had access to the encrypti...

Twitter says it is banning President Donald Trump from its platform, citing "risk of further incitement of violence."

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