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The most time-consuming part of women's daily routine would be putting on makeup and removing it.

South Korean customs authorities discovered that South Korean businessmen purchased paintings at an art studio in North Korea, listed under the United Nations sanctions.

Nearly a million American jobs are at risk in the U.S.-China trade dispute, and a million more could follow, new research said Friday.

In a damning decision, a Northern District of California Court has ruled that the mental illness and addiction arm of health insurer UnitedHealth Group had denied benefits to tens of thousands of patients based on its overly restrictive guidelines in order to improve its bottom line.

U.S. financial markets turned in a strong showing to start off the second quarter of the fiscal calendar Monday amid a positive outlook for a trade deal with China.

Disney said Tuesday it's taken full operational control of the popular streaming service Hulu after broadcaster Comcast agreed to sell its 33 percent stake in the company within five years.

Countries in Southeast Asia struggling with garbage, some of it imported from developed countries, are turning their attention to Japan's trash-to-energy technology, according to a press report.

U.S. markets rebounded a bit Tuesday, restoring some of the losses a day after its worst-performing session of the year that most analysts linked to the ongoing U.S.-China trade conflict.

Drug store chains CVS and Walgreens announced Thursday they're asking customers to no longer openly carry firearms in stores, less than a week after retail giant Walmart instituted a similar policy.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday announced the signing of a pair of trade deals with Japan regarding agricultural exports and digital trade.

Farm finances continue to deteriorate, according to a new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Mo.