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Deutsche Bank stock slumped to its lowest level in more than 20 years after reports that Germany has ruled out state assistance for the troubled bank.

Golfing great Arnold Palmer became the first sports star to show that income from commercial endorsements could outstrip prize-money earnings.

Samsung has hit another stumbling block in its huge recall of fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphones: people in South Korea aren't returning them quickly enough.

On the weekend leading up to the debate, four newsrooms came to a similar and sweeping conclusion: Donald Trump lies more often than Hillary Clinton.

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A law signed by California Governor Jerry Brown will require websites like IMDb to remove information about the ages of Hollywood actors and actresses if asked.

Rolling Stone magazine is selling a 49% stake in itself to BandLab Technologies, a social music company owned by the son of an Asian business giant.

Snapchat is branching out from its main app and building a pair of wireless video camera sunglasses called Spectacles.

Hackers and doctors are trying to make lifesaving EpiPens more affordable.

Backstreet Boys join Britney Spears, Boyz II Men and Mariah Carey on the list of acts hitting the Las Vegas strip

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Some customers in South Korea complain of issues related to their Note 7 replacement device.

Was Yahoo and its top leadership negligent in the massive data breach?

Is Twitter finally going to sell out? Shares surged on a report that a buyout could be coming. Google is still named as one of the top suitors. But so is software company Salesforce.

Rogue trader Jerome Kerviel just saw his 4.9 billion euro fine to Societe Generale reduced down to a mere 1 million euros.

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Companies are finding it ever harder to recruit people with resilience.

Hundreds of millions of Yahoo accounts have been compromised.