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The sudden retirement of Equifax CEO Richard Smith isn't enough to squelch the fury of some Senate Democrats over a hack that compromised the personal information of as many as 143 million Americans.

Uber could soon be leaving Quebec.

Equifax CEO Richard Smith is out after the company's embarrassing data breach and botched response.

Microsoft's next big update for Office is coming soon.

It's an interesting time to launch a yogurt-making machine.

The NFL and Facebook have entered into a huge partnership that will bring official game highlights to the social media network.

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Russia says it will ban Facebook in 2018 if the social network fails to comply with local data storage laws.

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The National Football League will lead a fundraising effort during Thursday night's game to raise money for hurricane relief on Puerto Rico.

President Trump tweeted Tuesday morning that they NFL ratings "are way down." The numbers for the league's most recent games say otherwise.

Ezra Klein, who founded Vox three years ago, is handing off the editor in chief reins to his deputy Lauren Williams.

Here's a surprise: Oil is back in bull market territory.

If you're still dismissing pop-ups from apps asking for reviews, or writing your Wi-FI password on a Post-It note, you're not living your best life.

1. Stocks calm: Markets appear to have stabilized after a rough start to the week.

Popular messaging app WhatsApp has suffered serious disruption to its service in China.

Alejandro Villanueva's jersey just became the hottest buy in the NFL.

Twitter says it won't take down a controversial weekend tweet from President Donald Trump -- the tweet North Korea's Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho described as a declaration of war.

Corporate generosity is being tested by the string of natural disasters that have hit North America in the past month. But companies are stepping up to the plate.