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Leah Juliett was just 15 when nude photos of her first leaked online. Now she's rallying for awareness of the abuse she fell victim to in the March Against Revenge Porn in Brooklyn on April 1.

The entrepreneur-rapper is an early investor in Away, a baggage firm that sold $12 million in its first year.

Japanese firm Euglena has been cultivating a type of algae for use in food and cosmetics. But it wants to use it to power aircraft.

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The massive sell-off wiped $4.1 billion off the value of China Huishan Dairy months after it was targeted by research firm Muddy Waters.

If President Trump and the Republicans fail to push repeal-and-replace across the finish line, in either the House or the Senate, there will be implications for their tax reform agenda.

Mexican foreign minister Luis Videgaray said if trade talks don't result in a good agreement for his country, "Mexico will step away from NAFTA."

The poorest Americans would be hit hard by the GOP bill to repeal Obamacare, according to a new Urban Institute report.

3,700 former students at Trump University filed claims to recover damages under a $25 million settlement reached with Trump days after the 2016 election.

The Congressional Budget Office says the revised Republican health care bill would only reduce the deficit by $150 billion, instead of $337 billion. But there would still be 24 million fewer people insured by 2026.

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The Trump National Golf Club in California is offering a $10,000 reward for information on the people who vandalized the course.

A paper says low-skilled immigration will keep declining, even without a southern border wall.

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Dunkin' Donuts is doing extremely well lately while Starbucks has hit a rough patch. Starbucks' problems with its mobile order app could be helping Dunkin'. And Dunkin' is also steering clear of talking about Trump and politics.

Homebuilders and other companies with ties to housing are noting an uptick in housing demand this year thanks to a healthy job market and hope for lower taxes. Prices are rising too, but few are worried another bubble is looming.