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There's finally some good news for Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey.

It's no secret that online harassment is a huge issue.

The Olympics are a time for the world to briefly come together in the spirit of friendly competition and fellowship. They're also a time for brands to whip out their most inspirational "We are the world" themed ads.

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SeaWorld's attendance is down and so is its stock price, which plunged to an all-time low Thursday.

Senator Elizabeth Warren believes Wall Street is supporting Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump for one reason: Sanity.

It's easy to see why the 43 million Americans with student debt get riled up when they hear the government is making money off their loans.

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Apple says that it has achieved its goal of establishing equal pay for women and men, and it's also becoming more diverse by ramping up its hiring of non-whites and women.

This is a video that Donald Trump campaign reporters want you to watch.

Sprite had hoped its latest advertising campaign would be "brutally refreshing."

It's not an official sport, but Pokemon Go will be played in Rio during the Olympics.

The Murdochs are sidestepping many of the questions swirling around Fox News in the wake of Roger Ailes' resignation. But they're being clear about one thing: Fox will retain Ailes' conservative view of the world.

When it comes to investing in the stock market, Warren Buffett trusts a monkey to make a better pick than Donald Trump.

Elon Musk's new master plan is already kicking into gear.

Sara Haines is joining "The View" as an official co-host .

A bankruptcy judge had no sympathy when lawyers for Sports Authority asked that executives get multi-million dollar bonuses and the terms be sealed because they were getting "unpleasant emails" from workers who lost their jobs.

The world's population is growing at a shocking rate, with an expected 1.2 billion more mouths to feed by 2030, according to the United Nations. Meanwhile, the amount of arable land is decreasing, and farmers face mounting challenges.

The "Suicide Squad" movie that premieres this weekend is loaded with some of DC Comics' best bad guys, but the character that steals the show (as well as a few valuables along the way) isn't a "guy" at all -- it's Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn.