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Coca-Cola is tripling the amount of money it's donating to disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Maria and the earthquakes in Mexico.

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New descriptions of the infamous Russian-bought politically themed ads on Facebook shared with CNN suggest at least some of the ads were working at cross purposes on a range of issues.

Move over, fans and vacuums. Dyson is building electric cars.

The largest airport in Puerto Rico is still crippled almost a week after Hurricane Maria.

If brevity is the soul of wit, Twitter is about to get a lot less clever.

The Washington Post is marking a milestone in its transition from being a local print newspaper to a national news website.

The Trump administration escalated pressure on Kim Jong Un to disband his nuclear weapons program by imposing sanctions on eight North Korean banks and more than two dozen North Korean nationals working in countries like China, Russia and Libya.

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Republicans may try to eliminate a tax deduction that helps many in the middle class.

The sudden retirement of Equifax CEO Richard Smith isn't enough to squelch the fury of some Senate Democrats over a hack that compromised the personal information of as many as 143 million Americans.

Uber could soon be leaving Quebec.

Equifax CEO Richard Smith is out after the company's embarrassing data breach and botched response.

Microsoft's next big update for Office is coming soon.

It's an interesting time to launch a yogurt-making machine.

The NFL and Facebook have entered into a huge partnership that will bring official game highlights to the social media network.

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Russia says it will ban Facebook in 2018 if the social network fails to comply with local data storage laws.

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