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Joss Whedon has assembled the Avengers to get people to vote.

Cleared for takeoff!

Janet Yellen has a message for Donald Trump: Stop badmouthing the Federal Reserve.

Note to all visitors: The Department of Homeland Security wants to follow you on Twitter.

Pediatrician Dr. Priscilla Chan and her husband Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg are investing billions in making the world healthier.

Tinder wants people to never stop swiping.

The Yankees have been given the go-ahead to refinance over $1 billion in municipal bonds that were issued to build their new stadium.

The Federal Reserve is still waiting for the right moment to raise interest rates.

Raju Narisetti is the new CEO of the Gawker-less Gawker Media Group, which is being renamed the Gizmodo Media Group.

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So far this year, 31 children died after being trapped inside parked cars on hot days, according to the group NoHeatStroke.org.

Millions of phony accounts. Fake bank card PIN numbers. Fictitious email accounts.

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Leon Cooperman, a billionaire investor and hedge fund manager, was charged on Wednesday with insider trading by the SEC.

The founder of Chipotle is trying to reassure customers that it's safe to eat the food.

Nike just dropped new details about its self-lacing sneakers.

Gasoline pipelines in the U.S. are really old, which means spills and leaks are only going to become more common.

Warren Buffett has remained mostly silent about the Wells Fargo fake account scandal, even after Senator Elizabeth Warren urged Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf to quit during a contentious Senate hearing on Tuesday.

Viacom's interim CEO and President Tom Dooley will be leaving the company after November 15.

Walmart handed out cash bonuses of up to $500 to almost a million workers.