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The typically prudish New York Times posted a video mash-up of racist, sexist and violent language used by Donald Trump supporters at the candidate's rallies.

Apple says it's become more diverse by hiring more women and minorities.

Coca-Cola has apologized for Sprite's #BrutallyRefreshing advertising campaign after critics slammed it for being 'sexist.'

The hugely popular augmented reality game is being launched across Latin America in time for the official opening of the Olympic Games on Friday.

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Even with losses mounting, Tesla and CEO Elon Musk are doubling down on big bets.

Donald Trump vows to spent twice as much as Hillary Clinton to fix U.S. roads, bridges and internet highways. Economists call it a 'great idea' but they want to know how Trump will pay for it.

Sports Authority executives that asked for multi-million bonuses were denied that request by the judge presiding over the company's bankruptcy proceedings.

Harley Quinn is one of the most iconic characters in comic books. Her character, played by Margot Robbie, looks to stand out in "Suicide Squad."

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Gun manufacturers are facing a "unique time in our history" because a presidential candidate is "actively campaigning" against the gun industry and criticizing a Supreme Court ruling on guns, the CEO of Sturm Ruger told CNNMoney.

The U.S. Women's Soccer team is shooting for its fifth gold medal during the Rio Olympics, but it hasn't abandoned its fight for equal pay.

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There are growing concerns about slowing sales at Macy's, JC Penney, Kohl's and other retailers. Weak auto sales also are making people worried that the consumer may be tapped out. But Amazon and Home Depot continue to thrive.

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The appearance of Michelle Obama and Missy Elliott on James Corden's Carpool Karaoke created a viral video and a massive sales boost for the songs they jammed to.