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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Tim Armstrong is out as CEO of Verizon's Oath
Tim Armstrong is out as CEO of Oath, Verizon's collection of digital media properties.
Zello, offline chats and push alerts: How to stay connected during Hurricane Florence
A smartphone can be a lifeline in a hurricane, but preparation is key. You don't want to be frantically downloading the Red Cross first aid app with 5% battery and spotty cell connections after the power is out.
America is now the world's largest oil producer
Move over Russia and Saudi Arabia. America has reclaimed its throne atop the oil world.
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.
'Tired of Snapchat's excuses': Snap tumbles on scathing report
Wall Street analysts are losing faith in Snapchat and its CEO Evan Spiegel.
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.
Jamie Dimon says he could beat Trump in an election, then retreats
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Buy Apple on the iPhone news? Or sell on trade fears?
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China's wannabe 'Tesla killer' goes public in New York
A Chinese startup that wants to rival Tesla has gone public in New York. But the young company has a long way to go to catch up with Elon Musk.
Porsche is making it easier to try out its cars
Porsche is making it easier for people to get behind the wheel of its cars and SUVs without having to make any serious commitments.
Europe could hit tech companies with huge fines over terrorist content
Tech companies that fail to remove terrorist content quickly could soon face major fines.
Sprint and T-Mobile will have to wait longer to merge
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Europe just approved new copyright rules that could change the internet
European lawmakers have approved new rules that could force Google and Facebook to stop users uploading copyrighted content and to share revenue with writers and musicians.
This foldable metal straw raised nearly $2 million on Kickstarter
Well before Starbucks got around to banning them, Emma Cohen was on a mission to rid the planet of plastic straws.
Apple's big reveal; Europe focuses on tech; Carney warning
1. Apple's big reveal: Apple is expected to unveil new iPhones and an updated Apple Watch at its annual press conference in Cupertino, California.
10 years after Lehman, Mark Carney says another crisis could happen
Have the risks of another financial crisis been eliminated in the 10 years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers?
Why Woodward had to rely on confidential sources for 'Fear'
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This technology is trying to bring high-speed internet to underserved areas
Fiber optic internet cables can bring crazy-fast internet connections to everyone in the United States. Theoretically.
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