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Judge rejects $100 million deal between Uber and drivers, saying vast majority of drivers would have gotten less than $100 under deal

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Brad Katsuyama's IEX recently won approval from the SEC to become a national securities exchange. It goes public August 19.

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Larry Wilmore bid farewell to "The Nightly Show" on Thursday, with an assist from the guy who helped him land the job, Jon Stewart.

Chinese firms are spending more on foreign takeovers than ever before, and Western politicians are worrying about the deals' potential impacts on technology and critical infrastructure.

Esquire is attempting to cash in on Ryan Lochte's Rio scandal by airing a marathon of his failed reality show "What Would Ryan Lochte Do?" on Friday.

Intel is pushing itself deeper into emerging technologies, such as VR, smart home, drones and automated driving.

Gawker.com, the flagship site of Gawker Media that typified the company's candid and unapologetic brand of journalism, will be shut down next week.

NBC is still bringing in big ratings for its coverage of the Rio Olympics, but the network appears to have hit its lowest viewership of the games so far Wednesday night.

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More than a dozen people are dead and tens of thousands of homes have been damaged; is the national media paying enough attention?

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The Justice Department will seek to reduce and 'ultimately end' the use of privately operated prisons, according to a memo released Thursday.

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There is one big reason for Great Britain's success in Rio: The country's ruthlessly efficient -- but controversial -- sports funding program.

T-Mobile is ditching its tiered data plans in favor of one unlimited option. Sprint is making a similar move.

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