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After mounting pressure regarding potential conflicts of interest, President Trump has resigned from the over 400 businesses he was running, prior to becoming president.

The US Copyright Act of 1976 states that artists who gave away publishing rights to their songs recorded before 1978 can reclaim them after 56 years have passed, a deadline that is now creeping up on the earliest Beatles single "Love Me Do."

Morrill says in his lawsuit that the idea for "Spark the Fire" actually dates back to 1998, when the hairstylist says he was coloring Stefani's hair.

Eddie Lampert has put up some big bucks to save Sears Holdings… and it still probably won't be enough. Here's why.

Tourists and Star Wars fans from around the world will come to see works by Norman Rockwell, R. Crumb, Lucas himself, and many others, if all goes according to plan.

Thanks to her successful cosmetics line, Kylie Jenner is moving up the ladder in the money earning Kardashian family.

Should the Obamas decide to actually collaborate on a single book, inside sources suggest that the resulting book deal would be worth "many millions of dollars more."

Here's the story of Steve Wynn, a Picasso painting, and a $139 million mistake.

A $50 million insurance payout from Carrie Fisher's death would rank as "the market's biggest ever single personal accident insurance claim."

Gabrielle Union and BET have resolved their conflict over the hit television series "Being Mary Jane.'

Usually a financial settlement means an end to the most contentious parts of a divorce, but documents filed by Heard and recently acquired by various media outlets show that Depp is evidently refusing to pay Heard the $6.8 million settlement he legally owes her.

Def Jam Rapper 2 Chainz is making heartwarming investments this holiday season.

Khloe Kardashian's Good American line of jeans sold $1 million worth of jeans on its very first day, according to a statement from the company itself.

The wildfires that raged through eastern Tennessee recently probably would have bothered someone else, had they realized they were on Dolly Parton's home turf.

J.J. Watt of the Houston Texans gave $10,000 to Grant Milton, a Woodlands High School senior linebacker who collapsed during a Saturday evening game.