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Winnow uses smart technology to help commercial kitchens slash the amount of food they waste.

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Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

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CNN's Richard Quest discusses how corporate leaders continue to pick up the baton where politicians can't -- or won't.

$100,000 might not sound like much when it comes to a presidential election. But the Russian troll farm that bought $100,000 worth of Facebook ads could have reached millions of American voters using the social media company's sophisticated software.

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Federal regulators say a former Amazon financial analyst shared key financial information with his fraternity brother.

More than 70,000 Virginia residents may not have any choices on their Obamacare exchange next year after one insurer decided to downsize its participation.

The former press secretary will sit down with Kimmel for his first interview since leaving his White House post in July.

Beverly Hills attorney Charles Harder helped wage Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel's legal crusade against Gawker. Now Harder is going after a Gawker affiliate.

A number of cities, like Chicago and Toronto, are eager to be the home for Amazon's new headquarters.

The NFL has suffered from poor ratings and controversies like its handling of domestic violence, racial tension and fears about concussions. Does it spell the end for the league?

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Its disclosure about ad sales to shadowy Russian accounts is only the latest example of a credibility problem.

Florida residents racing to get out of Hurricane Irma's destructive path have encountered a serious obstacle: gasoline shortages.

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Thousands of Venezuelans have fled to Florida this year to escape their country's humanitarian crisis. Now they must survive Hurricane Irma, which, for some, is the first hurricane of their lives.

Disney CEO Bob Iger warned at an investment conference that profits may be flat this year. NBCUniversal owner Comcast also gave a somewhat gloomy outlook about its cable business. Other media stocks tanked on the news.

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