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1. North Korea: Global stock markets are firmly in the red after another escalation of tensions between North Korea and the United States.

President Trump's fiery warning to North Korea has unsettled global markets.

Foxconn's pledge to invest $10 billion to build a factory in Wisconsin that will create between 3,000 and 13,000 new jobs has been met with plenty of excitement.

The Trump administration has taken the first steps to hit China with a duty on its aluminum foil exports.

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There is no constitutional right to free speech in the workplace.

Microsoft and Spotify are joining forces to let Xbox One users stream music while playing games.

Widespread distrust of the White House, as shown in a new CNN poll, is not just a sign of President Trump's weakness. It's also a sign of the national news media's strength.

The roaring stock market rally that President Trump loves to boast about has left half the country behind.

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Self-driving cars are already the primary mode of transportation for a small group in San Francisco.

Few of us would ever dare to live without electricity. Now, a prominent computer scientist is betting we won't want to live without another technology: artificial intelligence.

A Google employee behind an internal memo asserting that women are biologically unfit for certain tech jobs was denounced by the company's top executives.

When Sundar Pichai was named Google CEO in 2015, his predecessor said Pichai would work to "stretch boundaries" for the company's products.

Donald who?

David Letterman is going from late night to any time.

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Richard Beddingfield came home after a skiing trip in Colorado when he couldn't find his prescription sunglasses.

The 3,300-word manifesto written by an engineer at Google is the latest schism in Silicon Valley.

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