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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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Jack Ma's hometown province of Zhejiang has produced 72 billionaires, the second most in the world, according to exclusive data from Hurun Report.

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Former race car driver Sam Schmidt can now legally drive in Nevada in his modified Corvette.

The London Sperm Bank's new app puts its portfolio of sperm donors into a simple, searchable app.

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BlackBerry has decided to stop making its own phones. The company is going to outsource production of its once-popular devices and focus more on software. What will President Obama and Kim Kardashian West do now?

Moscow government is ditching Microsoft Office for Russian-made software "My Office."

Stadium attendance is down so pro sports teams are using technology to win back fans and get them in their seats.

Aetna is the first major health insurance company to subsidize cost of the Apple Watch.

Searching for Amy Schumer's name most likely to expose people to malware and cyber criminals, according to McAfee's annual ranking.

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Brad Pitt's death was the subject of the latest hack attempt on Facebook. Warning: If you see a post that says 'R.I.P. Brad Pitt,' don't click the link.

Google searches for the phrase "registrarse para votar" have surged at rates vastly exceeding the English equivalent, "register to vote."