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The ratings for Twitter's first NFL Thursday Night Football stream are in.

The proposed class action suit accuses Wells Fargo of fraud, invasion of privacy and breach of contract for opening fake accounts under customers' names.

21st Century Fox has filed suit against Netflix, accusing it of poaching two executives.

The Daily Dot, the five-year old, Austin-based digital media company, was hit by significant layoffs on Friday, with at least 15 staff members reportedly let go.

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A leak has caused the closure of a pipeline that carries gasoline to the eastern U.S., a disruption that threatens to drive up prices and leave service stations without fuel to sell.

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Wells Fargo hearing is in the works before a powerful U.S. House committee about the bank's fake accounts scandal. Rep. Maxine Waters said the committee's chairman is committed to holding a hearing.

One Czech businessman has been instrumental in helping vinyl get its groove back.

Russia's rainy day fund has shrunk to just $32.2 billion this month and is likely to dry up completely by mid 2017.

Customers can buy the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus in Apple stores and retail partners, but jet black phones may be impossible to find.

In a major newsroom shakeup, the New York Times appointed Joe Kahn as its new managing editor, filling a position that had been phased out two years ago.

Carnegie Mellon University's incoming freshman in its School of Computer Science are 48% women. That's a new high for the school.

A collection of 120 vehicles, including tanks, armored cars warplanes is going under the hammer in France.

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Donald Trump lambasted China and Mexico in his economic speech at the New York Economic Club on Thursday.

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Samsung says it will resume selling the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone in South Korea on Sept. 28.