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Two years after riots, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said its Ferguson, Missouri store is one of the company's best performers.

Walt Disney World is now requiring children as young as 3 to have their fingers scanned to enter the Magic Kingdom and its other theme parks.

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Apple and Nintendo delighted gaming fans with a new Super Mario game for iPhones and iPads. Apple said Nintendo will also bring the popular Pokemon Go augmented reality game to the next Apple Watch as well.

A pair of new iPhones and a new Apple Watch were unveiled at Apple's media event on Wednesday in San Francisco.

Students at Ohio University voted to remove disgraced former Fox News CEO Roger Ailes' name from a newsroom on campus.

These are the NFL's most and least expensive stadiums for fans to attend.

Colin Kaepernick said he would donate the money jersey is the top seller among NFL players following his decision to not stand for the national anthem in protest of the racial issues in the U.S.

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Sony revealed a powerful new PlayStation model, dubbed the PS4 Pro, at a New York press event.

A robot company teams with Mercedes-Benz to make a van that serves as a 'mothership' for the robots.

Colin Kaepernick's jersey is the top seller among NFL players following his decision to not stand for the national anthem in protest of the racial issues in the U.S.

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Apple's iPhone 7 is about to come out. But Wall Street is still (impatiently) waiting for Apple CEO Tim Cook to prove that he has something up his sleeve beyond another mere iPhone update. Apple's growth has slowed dramatically.

Honda engineers have created a high-performance tour de force of hybrid technology in the Acura NSX.

The #Oscarssowhite campaign may have been an attention grabber but it doesn't seemed to have helped bring diversity to the big screen, a new study from USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism finds.

Donald Trump is ending a practice most journalists think he never should have started: his "blacklisting" of news outlets.

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