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Tesla Motors posted its best sales quarter ever ahead of efforts to raise additional cash that it will need to begin production of the Model 3 sedan.
A transcript of the weekend’s program on FOX News Channel.
British Prime Minister Theresa May said she would trigger the formal process to extricate the country from the EU by the end of March, setting in motion the severing of the U.K.’s 43-year-old ties to the bloc.
Saudi Prince al-Waleed bin Talal’s investment company, Kingdom Holding, has sold the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto for $171.3 million to a family-owned business tied to Pakistani-American businessman Shahid Khan.
Stephen Sestanovich: Mr. Putin is so associated with lying that we no longer even bother to explain it. What are his motives? Here’s my list—four that focus on his behavior, background, and beliefs, and a last one that assesses the quality of his leadership.
Salesforce.com Inc.’s annual Dreamforce customer conference, set to blanket downtown San Francisco next week, will be a blend of business, technology, entertainment, philanthropy and personal empowerment.
Matthew J. Dowd: Mrs. Clinton won the first debate, but she won more because of a bad performance by Mr. Trump in the final hour than by changing how voters see her.
David Kochel: The next time a candidate for president decides to take a week-long detour to fight a lost battle with a former beauty contestant, he or she might want to remember that there may be no time left.
In a sharp escalation of his attacks on the 1996 Miss Universe winner, Donald Trump kept alive a controversy over a beauty queen’s weight that could cause further damage to his standing among women voters.
If Donald Trump can win in Pennsylvania, he could take residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Authorities receive reports of people dressed as clowns frightening residents; some schools take extra security measures after threats.
Doug Heye: Dangle an opportunity for him to go wildly off-topic and Donald Trump will seize it.
A survey of 228 financial industry executives with management oversight of their company’s communications or marketing found 86% said the 2008 financial crisis still is affecting their organization’s reputation, up from 78% who said that in 2015.
Venture capitalist and technology evangelist Marc Andreessen has been among the most prolific Twitter users. He suddenly stopped tweeting on Saturday, and his silence on the social-media site has been deafening in Silicon Valley.
The U.S. Justice Department quietly said it declined to file foreign-bribery charges against two companies, but, in a first, it collected disgorgements from those companies.
The September Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found that 19% of voters rely on Twitter, Facebook and other social media venues as their primary source of political news. But some groups use social media to keep informed more than others.
The Federal Reserve ordered Agricultural Bank of China to improve its anti-money laundering controls.
Stock splits are going extinct. So far in 2016, only five companies in the S&P 500 stock index -- and only 63 among more than 10,100 U.S. companies tracked by S&P Dow Jones Indices -- have split their shares.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump continued to escalate his attacks on former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, attempting to discredit her in a series of early morning tweets that urged followers to "check out [her] sex tape and past."
John Feehery: If Donald Trump can't get his act together, the outcome here is easy to see: Hillary Clinton will win the White House.