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Investors pour $4 billion into China's latest internet IPO
A Chinese app that does just about everything has found strong demand for its shares, bucking the trend of recent tech IPOs.
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How The Skimm founders are inspiring Millennials to get out and vote
When Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin first launched their daily email newsletter, The Skimm, they wanted to help Millennial readers stay on top of current events. But they soon sought to do much more.
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Young people support Nike's bet on Kaepernick, poll shows
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Why Walmart is giving Jet.com a fancy makeover
Two years after Walmart bought Jet.com for $3.3 billion, the online startup is rebooting in a bid for wealthy shoppers in big cities.
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Central banks take the stage; Kroger earnings; US-China trade talks
1. Central banks take the stage: The European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Turkish Central Bank will make policy decisions on Thursday.
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The trade war is already hurting US companies in China
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Reliable Sources: A day of changes at Oath, Meredith, Medium, Slate
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There's no way to avert the next financial crisis, warn former regulators from 2008 meltdown
Reforms have strengthened the financial system. Banks have bolstered their balance sheets. Regulators now examine financial institutions once a year to make sure they can weather a downturn.
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How safe are my savings after the financial crisis?
Protection dictates how many animals migrate and so it was with savers during the financial crisis.
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Newsrooms go into overdrive as Florence bears down on the Carolinas
As Hurricane Florence hurdles toward the Carolinas, news outlets are ramping up -- and in some cases, opening up -- their coverage of the storm.
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More turmoil at Tesla: VP of worldwide finance is out
Tesla is losing another top executive. This time, it's the electric car firm's vice president of worldwide finance and operation.
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Why now is a bad time to dump stocks
Economic growth and corporate earnings will slow down and inflation will heat up next year, many Wall Street analysts warn. But that doesn't mean investors should sell stocks.
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America is now the world's largest oil producer
Move over Russia and Saudi Arabia. America has reclaimed its throne atop the oil world.
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Amazon will sell and deliver live Christmas trees this year
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Apple unveils three new iPhone Xs
Apple is betting big on the iPhone X. And we mean big.
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'60 Minutes' producer Jeff Fager leaving CBS amid allegations of inappropriate conduct
Jeff Fager, the veteran executive producer of "60 Minutes," is departing amid accusations of inappropriate conduct at the acclaimed newsmagazine.
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'Tired of Snapchat's excuses': Snap tumbles on scathing report
Wall Street analysts are losing faith in Snapchat and its CEO Evan Spiegel.
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Bob Woodward's 'Fear' is the fastest selling book since 'Go Set a Watchman'
Almost every week, there's a new book about the Trump White House. But Bob Woodward's book is in a category of its own.
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Why it's smart for Apple to be the Christian Dior of tech
Apple's former CEO says it's no longer a tech innovator, it's a luxury brand.
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