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Facebook feels no obligation to burst your bubble -- to algorithmically adjust your News Feed to show you opposing points of view.

Young investors were more aggressive than their older cohorts during the Brexit-fueled market turmoil, according to Fidelity stats shared exclusively with CNNMoney. It's part of a broader shift of Millennials becoming more bold during market scares.

JetBlue will cover the $85 fee for TSA PreCheck for its Mosaic TrueBlue members.

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Glock wins contract worth up to $85 million to arm the FBI and other federal agencies.

Here's a blockbuster merger Willy Wonka could get behind: The maker of Cadbury has offered to acquire iconic iconic chocolate maker Hershey.

Electricity prices in Puerto Rico are going up 8% in August and likely by 26% by early 2017. It's the latest hit to the struggling island economy.

Senator Elizabeth Warren insulted Silicon Valley in the worst way: She compared some of the biggest tech companies to banks that caused the financial collapse.

Investors seem to be over the Brexit fears that gripped the market just after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union. But experts say that the volatility isn't over yet.

The interest rate on federal student loans for undergraduate students will fall to 3.76% this year from 4.29%.

Sorry Nutella lovers, Google has gone with Nougat as the name for the next version of Android.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney expects the economy to slow sharply. He thinks the bank may have to act fast to boost growth.

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The average rate of a 30-year fixed mortgage dropped to 3.48% -- the lowest level since May 2013, according to Freddie Mac.

While talks continue at two other casinos facing strike deadline, bankrupt Caesars Entertainment reaches deal to avoid walkout at three Atlantic City casinos.

A new iOS emoji keyboard called Hillarymoji hit the Apple store on Thursday with 20 Hillary Clinton-related stickers.

Nancy Grace is leaving her network home of the past 12 years it was announced Thursday.

Lionsgate, the studio behind the popular "Hunger Games" movies, is buying cable network Starz. It's another example of the clout that John Malone, who backs both companies, has in Hollywood.

"A lot of work still must be done," April Reign says of efforts to add minority representation to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which is responsible for the Oscars.