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1. Maxing out the credit card: House Speaker Paul Ryan, who built his career on the promise of fiscal responsibility, is leaving behind a looming $1 trillion budget deficit.

Martin Sorrell, the CEO of the world's biggest ad agency WPP for the past three decades, is leaving the company amid an investigation into alleged "personal misconduct."

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg took home just $1 for his annual base salary last year, but the company shelled out nearly $9 million on his security and private planes.

Friday the 13th lived up to its reputation. For viewers, the day began with talk of "golden showers" and ended with missiles raining down on Syria.

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Michael Ferro, the former chairman of newspaper publisher Tronc, has agreed to sell his entire stake in the company to a new media firm.

A UK judge has ordered Google to remove old articles about a businessman's past crime from its search results, dealing a blow to the tech company in its legal battle over Europe's "right to be forgotten" law.

White House correspondent April Ryan says she's received death threats from the public since asking press secretary Sarah Sanders at the White House press briefing on Tuesday if President Donald Trump has ever "thought about stepping down."

General Motors is cutting as many as 1,500 jobs at its massive Lordstown, Ohio, assembly plant, taking a factory that was working around the clock as recently as 2016 down to a single shift a day.

Elon Musk says he's finally ready to start making money.

Wells Fargo says it will keep lending to gun manufacturers.

Zillow is the site you go to when you want to know how much more the house you bought a few years ago is now worth -- not to mention the homes of all your neighbors.

The random scribble you hastily scrawl after swiping your credit card is no longer required.

The publisher of James Comey's book "A Higher Loyalty" is printing 850,000 copies to meet the expected demand from buyers.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to take enforcement action against SeaWorld, the company said in a public filing.

"It's good to be the king." That's a famous line by Mel Brooks in "History of the World: Part I." Unfortunately, this cult comedy classic is not available on Netflix.

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