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Sheryl Sandberg picked a good time to talk about women in the workplace.

The U.S. Labor Department is reviewing both open and closed whistleblower complaints against Wells Fargo amid allegations that the bank retaliated against employees who called the ethics line.

Another week, another red-hot problem for Samsung.

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1. Markets steady after the debate: U.S. stock futures are holding steady following the first presidential debate, suggesting investors thought Hillary Clinton put on a better performance than Donald Trump.

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The arms race for better benefits at large employers has improved work life balance for thousands of workers, and one group in particular -- new parents.

Anticipation for Monday's presidential debate partly centered on what was different about it: Hillary Clinton, the first woman to be a major party's nominee, versus Donald Trump, who honed his communications skills on reality TV and peppered rivals with insults during the primary showdowns.

Donald Trump praised Lester Holt's performance as moderator of Monday night's presidential debate, contradicting claims by his supporters that Holt had been unfair.

Monday night's Trump-Clinton match-up was the "most tweeted debate ever."

China's richest man is making a move to buy yet another well known American entertainment property.

Wells Fargo workers are fighting back.

Donald Trump has claimed his tax plan will cut taxes for working- and middle-class Americans.

U.S. regulators are going after one of the most valuable tech startups for discriminating against Asian applicants.

The fake account scandal at Wells Fargo has done real damage to the bank's stock price.

West Elm doesn't just sell furniture anymore.

SpaceX has successfully tested a new rocket engine it plans to use to take people to Mars within the next 10 years. CEO Elon Musk tweeted about the successful first firing of the Raptor engine, and included two photos of it.

Wells Fargo's fake accounts have been around a long time.

Expect stocks to tumble if Donald Trump has a great first debate night.

Donald Trump doesn't have much support from C-level executives.