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Samsung's relaunch of its Galaxy Note 7 isn't going to plan: it has delayed resuming sales in its home market because owners aren't returning fire-prone versions of the device fast enough.

As well as a legendary golf swing, Arnold Palmer had a sharp mind for business.

There is a great deal at stake at the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. One of those things -- not nearly so significant as who will be the most powerful person in the world, certainly, but unquestionably there -- is the reputation of a news network.

Trivia players, watch out: The ages of some Hollywood actors and actresses may soon vanish from IMDb.

The Commission on Presidential Debates has some advice for debate moderators this fall: leave the fact-checking to the candidates.

Rolling Stone is teaming up with the son of an Asian business giant.

Charles Osgood said goodbye to his loyal CBS "Sunday Morning" viewers on Sunday.

On his final edition of "CBS Sunday Morning," Charles Osgood introduced his successor, former "Today" show co-host Jane Pauley.

Lester Holt has called on several NBC News colleagues for advice as he prepares for the biggest night of his career.

If you plan to go to college next year, you need to know about two changes to the nationwide financial aid form.

American voters are unhappy.

Often a new job in technology is announced with a tweet about some "personal news," followed by a flood of congratulations. Verge deputy editor Chris Ziegler took a more subtle approach.

Square CEO Jack Dorsey wants to get you to the polls.

The company synonymous with disappearing messages wants to build more than just software for your phone.

A man sits in a dimly lit room and fills a syringe with clear liquid. After a few minutes of combining medical equipment like a puzzle, the YouTube video cuts to footage of him injecting himself.

Oculus founder Palmer Luckey wants you to know he's not voting for Donald Trump.

The Backstreet Boys are officially heading to Las Vegas to show they've still got it goin' on.

A Wells Fargo investor is pressuring the bank to punish executives who oversaw a massive fake account fraud.

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Yahoo is facing lawsuits from people who fear their accounts have been hacked and claim the company was "grossly negligent," putting their financial and personal data at risk.