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A collection of 35 vintage Apple computers can be yours for $30,000 or more.

MIT researchers are developing ways for consumer electronics to build themselves with a splash of energy.

Throughout its history, Gawker.com was a hive of activity -- a frenetic source of gossip, venomous takedowns and, occasionally, some salacious footage. But on Monday, in stark contrast to the 14 years that preceded it, the site felt quiet, as if the most interesting part of the obituary had already been written.

Disgraced U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte lost four major endorsement deals Monday after he was caught vandalizing a gas station and making up a story about being robbed at Olympics.

Bonnie Baha, an elite credit analyst and lieutenant of "bond king" Jeff Gundlach, died in a car accident over the weekend.

Mexico's economic growth shrank in the second quarter for the first time in three years on a quarterly basis.

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When the comic book character RiRi Williams takes over the "Iron Man" suit, she will not be known as "Iron Woman."

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Brazil faces major political hurdles as its government attempts to resurrect an economy deep into recession.

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Kayla Iacovino is a Trekkie vulcanologist. No, she doesn't study Vulcans like Spock. She explores volcanoes in dangerous, restricted and far-off places.

Spain, Portugal, Italy and other sunny European nations have seen a big boost in tourist numbers this year as nervous travelers avoid places targeted by terrorists.

Kirsten Powers, a regular on Fox News for the past decade, is switching channels.

Nintendo character Mario was shown jumping into a pipe in Japan before popping out in the Rio stadium in the unlikely form of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

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A former Deutsche Bank employee has turned down his share of a $16.5 million whistleblower award to protest a lack of punishment for the bank's top executives.