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You've probably heard about talking speakers like the Amazon Echo and Apple HomePod, but there's a lot to know about how these devices work and what it means for your privacy.

The Qatar-based media company says attackers have been targeting its website and other online platforms.

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Wall Street doesn't seem worried at all about FBI director James Comey's hearing in Congress. The Dow, after initially trading sideways, jumped to a new all-time high Thursday afternoon towards the end of the highly-anticipated testimony.

Matt Zames, the COO of JPMorgan Chase and a 13-year veteran of the bank, is leaving the firm. That means that Wall Street needs to start guessing once more about who could eventually replace Jamie Dimon as CEO.

If you have a spouse or children, you need to think seriously about what their lives will look like if you die and they discover there's no backup plan.

The social network rolled out a series of updates aimed at better acquainting people with their representatives and vice versa.

Trump wants to slash spending on a renewable energy program by 71.9%. Those deep cuts would do "serious harm" to America's energy future, according to former leaders of the program.

The deal is now expected to close on Tuesday. And layoffs are coming.

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An elite group of academics have gathered at an undisclosed location in London to formulate a vitally important general election projection.

Al Jazeera is not the only Qatar media blocked in the UAE. Soccer and cartoons have also gone off the air.

Indian taxi app Ola has described its rival Uber as "despicable" and "low on morality" following accusations that it badly mishandled the rape of a customer in 2014.

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Parents of Chinese high-school students taking the grueling gaokao test are willing to splash out on private tutors, good luck charms and even luxury hotels.

For Uber and its CEO, building a billion-dollar business may have been the easy part. It's growing up that's hard.

GE is moving 350 good-paying manufacturing jobs from Wisconsin to Canada. Many of the workers live in House Speaker Paul Ryan's district. CNNMoney examines what went wrong.