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Google has a new feature designed to help people suffering from depression.

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This may seem like basic advice, but in order to win the lottery you have to turn in the ticket.

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The government is allowing American employers to hire 15,000 more foreign workers for seasonal jobs. But it's too little, too late for one industry that needs the help.

Following a social media backlash over ESPN moving announcer Robert Lee off the University of Virginia's home opener football game due to "the coincidence of his name," the sports network's president explained the decision.

1. Jackson Hole: Top central bankers are gathering in Wyoming for the Jackson Hole economic symposium.

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The Wall Street Journal's cautious treatment of President Trump has created internal strife at the storied paper and raised questions about its editor-in-chief, Gerard Baker, several Journal sources have told CNNMoney.

James Damore, the Google engineer who was fired after he wrote an explosive memo on diversity, has retained an attorney.

The U.S. government won't try to stop Amazon's $13.7 billion takeover of Whole Foods, a deal that has massive implications for both e-commerce and how we shop for food.

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Many newspaper front pages on Wednesday featured a photo of President Trump with headlines that mentioned him by name. They touched on themes from his blustery speech at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona.

Ferrari has released photos of the new convertible model it will unveil at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. The V8-powered Ferrari Portofino will replace the California T, Ferrari's entry-level model.

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There will be plenty of fights among Republicans over the details of tax reform ... if they're lucky enough to get that far.

You might get annoyed when your car beeps or buzzes at you when you're starting to drift out of your lane but, whatever you do, don't just turn those alerts off. A new study shows that the technology prevents lots of potentially serious crashes.

For nearly 40 years ExxonMobil publicly raised doubt about the dangers of climate change even as scientists and execs inside the oil giant acknowledged the growing threat internally, according to a Harvard University study.

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