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The Redstones officially want their two companies, Viacom and CBS, to start merger talks.

The Philadelphia 76ers are the first pro sports team in the U.S. to invest in an eSports team. Sixers CEO Scott O'Neil explains why.

U.S. regulators are warning owners of top-loading Samsung washing machines following reports that some have exploded.

BlackBerry has decided to stop making its own phones. The company is going to outsource production of its once-popular devices and focus more on software. What will President Obama and Kim Kardashian West do now?

From Charlotte to Tulsa to Baton Rouge, the killing of blacks at the hands of police has sparked violence and protests in cities across the country over the past few months. Underpinning the unrest are deep economic inequities between blacks and whites.

Advar Ramesh, a 10th grader from India, is praised by Google's CEO Sundar Pichai for his invention to keep fishermen safe

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London Union is setting up street food markets across the city, hoping to change the way people eat out.

Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf has forfeited about $41 million worth of equity rewards as punishment for the company's massive fraud scandal.

Moscow government is ditching Microsoft Office for Russian-made software "My Office."

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By the time John King was 13, both his parents had passed away. Hurt and angry, he rebelled and even got expelled from school. But his teachers gave him a second chance. Now, as U.S. education secretary, King is trying to do the same for kids who are incarcerated and put an end to the school-to-prison pipeline that disproportionately impacts black and Latino students.

Aetna is the first major health insurance company to subsidize cost of the Apple Watch.

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Searching for Amy Schumer's name most likely to expose people to malware and cyber criminals, according to McAfee's annual ranking.

India has zoomed higher in a new ranking of global competitiveness by the World Economic Forum.

Wells Fargo executive Carrie Tolstedt could still walk away from the bank with $77 million in stocks and options, despite new efforts by the bank to curb her controversial pay.

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