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There's a shakeup at Soylent, the Silicon Valley startup selling shakes and powders it says it has created to supplement meals.

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With just days to go before House and Senate Republicans want to vote on a final tax bill, the Treasury Department issued a one-page memo outlining its views on the economic growth prospects of the Senate-passed version of the bill.

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The SEC shut down plans by a startup food review site to raise money by selling digital tokens.

The texts are long gone. That is becoming a more common reality in workplaces.

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The chief executive of Volkswagen says Germany should reduce subsidies for diesel cars and ban heavily polluting vehicles from its city centers.

Twitter is hosting an event next month at one of tech's largest global conferences that will feature only high-profile female speakers.

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Starting next April, you won't need to sign anything to make a purchase with an American Express card.

Hazel Hoffman is only five years old, but her medical bills are already through the roof. The little girl suffers from a form of epilepsy that has sent her to the hospital multiple times with severe seizures. Her medications alone cost more than $1,500 a month.

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Take that, Apple and Google? One Wall Street analyst thinks that Microsoft could be worth $1 trillion by 2020 -- if not sooner.

No offense, but you are bad at this money thing.

Cruise ships have a bad rap with environmentalists. One cruise operator is hoping to change that.

Next month, you'll be able to watch NFL games on your smartphone, regardless of your carrier.

Nearly a month after Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi" was sold for $450 million, the buyer has finally been revealed.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has long been vocal about the state of the female leadership lagging in the U.S.

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