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If the recommendations are adopted, it will radically change how the UK deals with social media companies.

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For months, Facebook and Twitter investors shrugged off concerns about election meddling, regulatory scrutiny and an industry-wide privacy awakening. What mattered was these social networking firms kept getting more people to scroll past ads thereby making more money.

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Netflix outmaneuvered Blockbuster and Walmart in the 2000s by reacting fast to emerging shifts in technology.

The board of directors at CBS plan to form a special committee to oversee a probe into the allegations.

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Opel and Vauxhall were big money losers for General Motors. A year after they were cast aside, the brands are making hundreds of millions for PSA.

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Tom Cruise bucks the franchise trend as the face of the "Mission: Impossible" movies, which has made nearly $3 billion since 1996.

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Spectrum, a cable TV and internet provider operated by Charter Communications, is accused of failing to meet deadlines and other issues.

Eliminate Lyme from mice and you've gone a long way toward solving a problem that plagues the island

The New Yorker is about to publish an investigation of CBS Corporation and its CEO Leslie Moonves. News of the impending investigation sent the company's stock down more than 6% at midday Friday.

Twitter reported second quarter earnings results before the bell on Friday.

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Facebook removed four videos on pages operated by InfoWars and its founder, Alex Jones, a spokesperson for the social media company said Thursday night.

Such LGBTQ milestones are still rare in the C-suite.

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The Swiss hospital that treated Sergio Marchionne says the former CEO of Fiat Chrysler received treatment for a serious illness for over a year before passing away.