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Indian police have arrested four men suspected of leaking an episode of one of the world's most popular TV shows.

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1. Relief rally continues: U.S. stocks are poised to continue rising after a big relief rally on Monday.

President Trump's initial failure to condemn white supremacy on Saturday was too much for Kenneth Frazier.

Longtime Fox News contributor and fill-in host Laura Ingraham is in line for her own show on the channel, possibly in a key prime time hour.

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich has become the third top business leader to step down from President Trump's manufacturing council on Monday.

The election of a businessman to the White House fueled a wave of optimism among America's CEOs. Now some of those same business leaders are turning on President Trump.

President Trump is getting tough on trade with China.

President Trump evidently doesn't know the definition of "press conference."

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Sheryl Sandberg is the latest top executive to denounce prejudice after a rally of hate groups in Virginia turned deadly.

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Netflix's more than 100 million subscribers will have many new original shows to binge watch in the next few years. The company has $15.7 billion (yes billion!) in obligations committed to streaming content deals.

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U.S. stocks climbed sharply on Monday as Wall Street's fears about the North Korea nuclear crisis faded.

The Bugatti Chiron doesn't cost $3 million just because it has a 1,500 horsepower engine, a zero-to-sixty time under 2.5 seconds and a top speed over 260 miles an hour.

Top business executives on Monday condemned racism and extremism after a rally turned deadly in Virginia.

One of America's most prominent black CEOs quit President Trump's manufacturing council on Monday over Trump's initial failure to condemn white supremacists.

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Ethical hacker and social engineer Chris Hadnagy has helped get child predators off the streets. Now, he's recruiting other hackers to do the same.