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Fios Gigabit Connection is priced at $69.99 a month for a standalone internet plan.

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Pinchas Gutter sat for more than 20 hours of interviews, and his answers formed a database that powers his digital persona. It's all part of an effort by the USC Shoah Foundation to preserve first-hand accounts of the Holocaust.

Russia boosted its military spending to $69.2 billion in 2016, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.

Markets popped Monday as investors breathed a huge sigh of relief about the French presidential elections. Centrist Emmanuel Macron is expected to defeat anti-EU candidate Marine Le Pen. Trump tax reform hopes are helping too.

Peggy Whitson is now the most experienced astronaut in American history.

Wells Fargo's board of directors is under fire ahead of Tuesday's annual shareholder meeting amid criticism the board failed to do enough to prevent the fake account scandal.

Larry Page's long-rumored "flying car" project is finally ready for takeoff.

King Salman of Saudi Arabia has rolled back wage and benefit cuts imposed on top ministers and other public workers.

Experts say that to have a chance of making North Korea reconsider its nuclear program, Beijing would have to take steps that put the survival of Kim Jong Un's regime at risk.

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Panera Bread to hire 10,000 as it expands delivery service to nearly half of its locations.

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French growth is sluggish, unemployment high and government debt is ballooning.

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Jimmy Choo is putting itself up for sale and looking for interested buyers.

Billionaire Alibaba founder Jack Ma says he sees decades of pain ahead as the internet continues to disrupt the traditional economy.

A full-page ad in the Sunday editions of the Washington Post and The New York Times is urging Tesla CEO Elon Musk to "dump Trump."

Malaysia Airlines CEO Peter Bellew wants to drive down costs and turn a fleet of A380 superjumbo jets into charter planes for Muslim pilgrims.