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Donald Trump used "We Are the Champions" at Monday's Republican National Convention, and the song's band, Queen, wasn't happy about it.

Keith Olbermann has sold his apartment in Trump Palace.

A dramatic countersuit brought by Hyperloop Loop pits cofounder against cofounder, claiming inappropriate behavior and an attempted takeover of the company.

It's the third time the messaging app has been blocked in less than a year.

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Powerball's "mystery" winners in Chino Hills, California, came forward to claim their prize more than six months after hitting the jackpot.

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The price is now more than double what it was originally listed for when it first hit the market in June, 2015.

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This is the first election cycle -- and presidential conventions -- for Twitter as a public company. The stock has bounced back sharply from its lows ... and Donald Trump is a prolific tweeter. Will politics help get Twitter back on track?

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Lockheed Martin scored another increase in profits and ramped up its outlook on Tuesday. It's the latest sign of how defense contractors continue to cash in on today's scary world.

Airplane passengers now have a place to air their grievances on TripAdvisor's newest review platform.

A group of high school students in Cleveland built 'Scoutbot,' a small robot that will look for bombs and other suspicious items at the Republican National Convention.

Average incomes for Brits over 60 have gone up 10% since the global financial crisis. They've fallen by 7% for the 22-30 age group.

The GOP platform calls for bringing back the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, a law that would break up America's biggest banks. It was a key part of Bernie Sanders' campaign.

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The IMF cuts its forecast for the world economy due to Brexit and says uncertainty stemming from the U.K. vote could lead to the weakest growth since the financial crisis.

These are challenging times for Wall Street investment banks. Goldman Sachs posted another big drop in revenue as Brexit worries took their toll. Goldman has cut its bonus pool and other expenses as well to compensate.