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Olympian Michael Johnson, a 4-time gold medalist in track and field, is working with Google to help find and train young athletes.

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SeaWorld's stock price plunged Thursday despite strong quarterly profits. Attendance is down at its Florida theme parks.

A new poll released on Thursday looks at the state of online harassment. Main takeaway: There's still a lot of work to be done.

In the past 10 years, Jason Lewis has lived in seven different states. This isn't by choice. This is reality for a growing number of America's blue collar workers.

Twitter's stock is rallying on more takeover rumors. Given that Jack Dorsey's other company, Square, just reported solid results, perhaps it's time for him to cash in on Twitter and focus exclusively on Square?

Apple's new ad for the Olympics shows an ideal world of diverse people with access to iPhones.

In an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek, Elizabeth Warren said Wall Street is supporting Clinton over Trump because investors prefer "sanity."

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The Murdochs are sidestepping many of the questions swirling around Fox News in the wake of Roger Ailes' resignation. But they're being clear about one thing: Fox will retain Ailes' conservative view of the world.

When it comes to investing in the stock market, Warren Buffett said he trusts a monkey to make a better pick than Donald Trump -- whose company's stock lost 90 cents on the dollar when it was traded publicly.

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The typically prudish New York Times posted a video mash-up of racist, sexist and violent language used by Donald Trump supporters at the candidate's rallies.

Apple says it's become more diverse by hiring more women and minorities.

Coca-Cola has apologized for Sprite's #BrutallyRefreshing advertising campaign after critics slammed it for being 'sexist.'

The hugely popular augmented reality game is being launched across Latin America in time for the official opening of the Olympic Games on Friday.

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Even with losses mounting, Tesla and CEO Elon Musk are doubling down on big bets.

Donald Trump vows to spent twice as much as Hillary Clinton to fix U.S. roads, bridges and internet highways. Economists call it a 'great idea' but they want to know how Trump will pay for it.