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The forceful rebuttal was deemed necessary by the Clinton campaign because conspiracy theories about her health have been getting more attention in recent days.

Univision, the primarily Spanish-language broadcast company, is set to pay $135 million to buy Gawker Media and its websites.

Each suite in the new all-suite Delta One business class comes with a full-height sliding door and flat bed seats. The new cabin will debut in Fall 207.

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Barnes & Noble said Tuesday that its CEO is leaving the company immediately because he was "not a good fit for the organization."

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The NFL announced that it had appointed Washington D.C. police chief Cathy Lanier as its new senior vice president of security.

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NeuroMama stock soared 463% in 8 months before trading was halted on Thursday by the SEC due to suspicion of illegal activity and lying to shareholders.

Mark Zuckerberg discusses one of the lowest points in Facebook's early history and why the Oculus acquisition may not have had to happen.

Apple's newest New York City retail store opened its doors Tuesday inside the new World Trade Center Transportation hub.

The ongoing protests and violence aren't just about the police killing of Sylville Smith. They are about years of inequity, high unemployment and oppression.

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Twitter is increasingly looking to sports as a way to attract more users. Talks of a deal between Twitter and Apple to get Twitter on Apple TV show that Twitter's relationships with the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball have some value.

Foreign central banks are selling U.S. Treasury bonds at a record pace. China, Japan, France, Brazil and Colombia led the pack of countries dumping U.S. debt.

Tech stocks are surging, rekindling memories (and fears) of another bubble like the one from the late 1990s. But boring dividend paying stocks in the Dow are on fire too. Can these trends continue? Or does something have to give?

A community bank in southern Germany is passing negative interest rates onto its customers.

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