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Telsa CEO Elon Musk chided his salespeople for offering discounts to customers, violating the company's strict 'no negotiation, no discount' policy.

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The Arkansas-based retailer is reportedly in talks to invest up to $1 billion in Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart.

Scientists believe that by using robots to study fecal matter, they can predict the spread of communicable diseases and influence health policy.

Mercedes' Generation-EQ concept vehicle represents the first of what will be 10 electric vehicles.

In the wake of the Hoboken crash, experts say trains have actually become safer.

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Salesforce plans to make the case to regulators that Microsoft's deal to buy LinkedIn is 'anticompetitive,' according to the company's chief legal officer.

Facebook is now available in 101 languages, including nine languages that are said to be in danger of going extinct.

A WSJ op-ed suggested women fight sexism by using their initials. But this only makes the broken system worse.

A Wall Street Journal op-ed by John Greathouse, a white male investor, suggested that women in tech 'obscure their gender' for their career's sake.

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Ehud Barak is a decorated former solider who went on to become Israel's defense chief and its prime minister. Now he's added another title to his resume: "startup investor."

The FCC's plan to do away with cable box rentals has hit a speed bump.

A startup called Remedy wants to get money back for patients who've been incorrectly billed by doctors and dentists.

The Philadelphia 76ers are the first pro sports team in the U.S. to invest in an eSports team. Sixers CEO Scott O'Neil explains why.

Japanese carmaker Nissan has developed a fleet of self-driving chairs that detect and follow each other.

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