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Jamie Dimon, the CEO of America's biggest bank, has a message for both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump: the U.S. economy should be growing a lot faster. Do these 3 things to get there.

MTV is transitioning to a new type of programming, which is a lot like its old type of programming: Music.

A Nigerian man alleged to be the mastermind behind an international crime ring that swindled individuals and companies out of $60 million has been arrested.

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With Tesla offering to buy SolarCity, Elon Musk is trying to solidify his claim to the clean energy throne.

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NBC spent over a billion dollars for the rights to air the Olympics in the U.S. Given all the turmoil in Rio, will its investment pay off?

Forget pills. Alphabet wants to cure what ails you by focusing on your electrical signals.

Audi boss Rupert Stadler was forced to pay nearly $14,000 to reimburse parent company Volkswagen for the cost of an expensive beer drinking competition.

The good times may be over for stocks. At least that's what Goldman Sachs thinks. The investment bank downgraded stocks to underweight for the next three months.

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Saatchi & Saatchi chairman Kevin Roberts said more women don't become bosses because they prize work satisfaction over "vertical ambition" to move up.

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If stocks go up between August 1 and October 31, expect Hillary Clinton to win. If not, it looks good for Donald Trump.

Buffeted by past criticism for sexualized violence in "Game of Thrones," HBO again fielded questions about its approach to such material during its Television Critics Association presentation Saturday.

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