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It was a year ago that the Dow fell nearly 1,100 points as investors were spooked by China, interest rates and volatile oil prices. Many of those risks remain. But the Dow has roared back to life. Could another crash happen?

Richard Branson's Virgin Train released images to discredit a claim by UK Labor Leader Jeremy Corbyn who said he had to sit on the floor of a "ram-packed" train.

Andrea Tantaros' lawsuit against Fox News depicts the network's public relations department as a dirty tricks operation, one that will stop at almost nothing to smear enemies, including Fox employees.

The government plans to buy 11 million pounds of cheese to help with the dairy surplus and help feed needy families.

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Staking its future on video, BuzzFeed has announced that it will split into two units: a new, video-focused BuzzFeed Entertainment Group and BuzzFeed News.

Graduate and undergraduate students who work at private universities are now covered by collective bargaining law per a National Labor Relations Board ruling handed down Tuesday.

Due to slower than expected growth and lower than expected revenue, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects this will be the first year since 2009 that the annual deficit will come in higher than the prior year.

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Michelle Marie the curater of @Ireland Twitter stream.

America's economy has a problem: Workers just aren't producing as much as they once did. Worker productivity is at its lowest level since the 1970s.

The Rio Olympics have wrapped up with viewership being down from London. What does that mean for the 2020 games?

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Cheap gas and an improving economy have been blamed for a spike in traffic deaths for a second straight year. Florida has seen a particularly grisly increase with traffic deaths up 43% since 2014.

MIT researchers have a new solution to the problem of slow WiFi in crowded areas.

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Hillary Clinton promised to make starting a small business "as easy as setting up a lemonade stand in the front yard."