How Seattle morphed from bikeshare failure to industry leader in five months
Seattle, long known for great coffee and cloudy days, has added a new distinction -- bikeshare hotbed.
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Tina Fey slams white supremacists after Charlottesville violence on 'Weekend Update'
Tina Fey didn't hold back on Thursday during her appearance on "Saturday Night Live's" satirical "Weekend Update" show.
Air ball! Nobody's buying expensive sneakers
LeBron James and Steph Curry aren't doing a good job selling pricey sneakers. Neither is Michael Jordan, for that matter.
What if lawmakers or Trump fail on the debt ceiling?
September and October may be the most important months for Congress and President Trump to not fall down on the job.
Travis Kalanick lashes back at major Uber investor in new filing
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U.K. to food industry: Cut the calories in pizzas and burgers
The British government has a new enemy: calories.
3 tips for women negotiating a raise
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What top employers look for in new college grads
The name of your college and your GPA probably won't help you land your first job.
Barcelona: The jewel in Spain's economy
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Airline stocks slump after Spain terror attacks
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China clamps down on buying spree in sports, movies and hotels
Bad news for sports teams, movie studios and hotels hoping for a big injection of Chinese cash: Beijing is tightening the spigot.
Top magazines take on Trump and hate
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Three organizations pull events from Trump's Mar-a-Lago
First, top business leaders abandoned President Trump. Now, major organizations are canceling plans to hold events at the president's resort in Florida.
'Evil strikes again' -- Global media react to Barcelona attack
Terror in a major European city is once more dominating headlines and homepages around the world.
Machines, not Americans, could replace immigrant workers
Jim Bogart sees a growing trend in his patch of America: Farmers are turning more and more to machines because they can't find enough workers to harvest fruits and vegetables.
Spain attacks hit stocks; Gap surges; Consumer confidence
1. Terror attacks hit travel stocks: Shares in European airlines and tour operators are falling after a spate of terror attacks rocked Spain, killing or injuring people from 24 countries.
Quest: Are America's CEOs the new moral compass?
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21st Century Fox's James Murdoch slams Trump: 'There are no good Nazis'
James Murdoch, the 21st Century Fox CEO and son of Rupert Murdoch, one of President Trump's close informal advisers, has written a scathing email denouncing the president's reaction to the violence in Charlottesville.
1.8 million Chicago voter records exposed online
A voting machine company exposed 1.8 million Chicago voter records after misconfiguring a security setting on the server that stored them.
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