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Saudi Arabia's stock exchange and one of its biggest banks will be lead by women for the first time.

A conservative filmmaker wanted to call attention to what he claimed is a "surge of violence" caused by immigrants in Sweden. He has succeeded -- even President Trump has heard about it -- although some of the facts in the short film haven't held up under scrutiny.

Kraft Heinz has abandoned its more than $140 billion bid for food and personal care products giant Unilever. But the company, which has Buffett as its largest investor, could still be interested in buying another big supermarket staple.

Amazon will hire 5,000 new employees in the U.K. this year, making it the latest elite tech firm to brush aside fears over Brexit.

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Trump has bought 3,643 websites -- including 93 since his presidential campaign began -- ranging from TrumpOrganization.com to TrumpFraud.org.

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Snap opens up online ordering for Spectacles.

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Kraft Heinz pulled its bid for Unilever Sunday after the consumer products company said it didn't want to merge.

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A court in New Zealand has denied internet mogul Kim Dotcom's bid to avoid being sent to the United States where he faces criminal charges.

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SpaceX was back in action Sunday and successfully completed a launch with historic significance for space lovers.

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When President Donald Trump denounced several news organizations as "the enemy of the American people," even some of his sympathizers thought he had gone too far. Not Rush Limbaugh, though.

Yokkao has adopted an aggressive social media strategy to get an edge on its more established rivals in the Muay Thai kickboxing industry.