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It was the first loss for Wilder in 44 fights, and it came in the 11th defense of the title he won in 2015.

The World Health Organization confirmed that over 77,794 people are infected with the coronavirus, with 2,348 deaths in China and 11 deaths outside of China.

Bernie Sanders is looking to Nevada's large population of young Latino voters to propel him to victory during the caucuses on Saturday, the first nominating contest featuring a large minority population.

Mike Bloomberg was blasted by Sen. Elizabeth Warren at the recent Democratic debate for using NDAs and for his refusal to release women from them while running to unseat President Donald Trump.

Major Wall Street analysts see buying opportunities for some stocks hit by the coronavirus.

Warren Buffett released his annual letter to Berkshire shareholders on Saturday. Read it here.

Small investors are flocking to high-flying growth stocks after the brokerage industry made trading free.

People who fall behind on payday loans can find themselves arrested, according to a new report by the Consumer Federation of America.

Already, about 75,000 votes have been cast, according to state party officials. Observers are following the caucus closely to gauge who still has a path to win.

Folding phones are too expensive and there isn't much benefit to consumers just yet. Here's what needs to change so that folding phones become mainstream. Hint: Apple should build a folding iPhone.

Rob and Reshawn Lee bought a four-bedroom home in the suburbs of Dallas in June 2013. They paid it off in June 2018.

These are the best bits of wisdom and insight from this year's letter.

He noted a big caveat though: "There will be major drops in the market, perhaps of 50% magnitude or even greater."

South Korea reported that two people have died as the country's total cases rose to 433.

In Silicon Valley, "The Lord of the Rings" serves as a common ground, a shared passion that tech workers can reference to communicate with and relate to one another.

In addition to improving the performance of the vehicle and moving the engine from the front to behind the driver, General Motors added a lot of new and unique features for drivers.

Most notably, the eighth-generation Corvette started its life as an Australian-made pickup called the Holden Ute, codenamed internally as "Blackjack."

Encryption takes data like a text message or email, and converts it into code to prevent people, who are not the desired recipient, from seeing the data online. Encryption has gotten companies like Apple and WhatsApp in hot water with the U.S. government for prohibiting it from accessing private user data.

With several localized coronavirus cases popping up in places such as Iran, Italy, South Korea and Japan, some experts are beginning to wonder: Is the genie out of the bottle?

"For the broader market it's reflective of risk appetite and people willing to roll the dice," one strategist said.