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The Reserve Bank of India has named a new central banker -- Dr. Urjit Patel.

IBM's research group is working on a system that quickly identify what foods are causing illnesses in days.

About 60% of the Class of 2015 graduated with student debt. On average, they left with $28,400 in student loans -- but at these colleges, it was a lot more.

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Kim Perell had a humble upbringing in the Pacific Northwest. Her entrepreneurial parents instilled a strong work ethic in her early on. Today, as president of digital marketing firm Amobee, she oversees 550 employees in over 20 countries.

Usain Bolt is a world-class athlete with major endorsement deals. A look at Bolt, the businessman.

Donald Trump TV is a tantalizing idea. But it could be even harder to pull off than a presidential campaign.

Mark Zuckerberg's charity organization just raised $95 million by selling shares donated by Zuckerberg himself.

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The Republican vice presidential candidate has three kids and between $95,000 and $280,000 in Parent PLUS Loans.

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The drop in oil prices has already spurred a state budget crisis, a bad situation that's about to get worse.

Phelps is hopeful that his teammate can put the Rio mess behind him.

Langston Hughes' Harlem home has shot up in value in recent years. A group of writers is raising money to save it from being turned into condos or coffee shops.

The Rio Olympics, and NBC's coverage of them, have been neither the utter disaster that many feared, nor completely flawless. But until conditions force the network to reconsider its formula, there's little incentive to change its routine.

Moto has accused Samsung of copying its always-on display feature.

Jewelry from former First Lady Nancy Reagan's private collection will hit the auction block in September.

Dozens of tech and telecom companies joined together for the first meeting of the "Robocall Strike Force" at the Federal Communications Commission on Friday.

A former Deutsche Bank employee has turned down his share of a $16.5 million whistleblower award to protest a lack of punishment for the bank's top executives.