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India's telecom operators are struggling to afford the licenses they need to offer the fastest 4G networks.

Fox News primetime hosts Megyn Kelly and Sean Hannity appear to have made up after a public spat over Donald Trump.

The cool factor isn't enough for broad adoption.

Oculus has laid out ambitious plans for the future of virtual reality.

The British hit a fresh 31-year low on Thursday at $1.26 as traders worry about the future of the U.K. economy in the wake of the nation's Brexit vote.

Backpage CEO Carl Ferrer was arrested on Thursday on criminal charges, including pimping a minor, pimping and conspiracy to commit pimping.

Hurricane Matthew could become one of most expensive storms in U.S. history if it spreads its damage along coast from Florida to North Carolina.

Television reporters in parts of Florida about to be hit by Hurricane Matthew are working to get the best possible information to the communities they serve. And then they're heeding their own advice and getting off the beach.

The city wants more residents traveling on foot, and on bike. As times change, drive-throughs may have to adapt.

Shawn "Jay Z" Carter hopes his next project will save lives.

Would you rather see Twitter stay independent or get bought by a company that calls itself a 'customer success platform'?

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Miami, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale bear the brunt of the cancellations.

Prisma, last summer's breakout app, can now transform videos the way it does its photos.

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The U.S. economy is on track for the worst year of growth since the Great Recession. Some economists predict it will grow only 1.5% for the entire year.

Nickelodeon is bringing back host Marc Summers to celebrate 'Double Dare''s 30th anniversary.

Telecom, tobacco, utility and real estate stocks are getting crushed lately now that it looks like the Federal Reserve is getting ready to raise rates again. Why? Investors don't need the safety of big dividends if bond yields are going up.