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As people shop online more, CVS and Walgreens are trying to give people reasons to keep coming into their stores.
Researchers warn that they now know less about what is happening on Facebook and how the company's recommendations are funneling people to fringe communities and misinformation.
Some of the world's most advanced shipbuilding took place in San Francisco's Potrero Point over 100 years ago. Now it's home to one of Uber's cutting-edge factories, where the tech giant is building prototypes that aim to disrupt the way we travel.
The union that represents American Airlines is demanding an investigation into a "sexist" skit that surfaced over the weekend depicting cabin crew singing "Big Spender" to a man portraying a high-paying customer.
The center-right is set to remain the biggest group in the EU legislature after elections in May that should also show a surge in seats for the far-right, a survey showed on Monday.
Germany's financial watchdog Bafin has issued a ban against establishing or increasing short positions in Wirecard stock, citing market uncertainties.
European stocks were mixed Monday, as market participants continued to monitor trade talks between the world's two largest economies.
The fresh capital will be used to help GoCardless expand its payments product to the U.S.
The United Arab Emirates is setting its sights on building a domestic defense industry as arms spending is set to soar throughout the Middle East.
Techies are finding new uses for consumer devices to help monitor their aging parents, who are increasingly opting to live independently.
Funko wasn't hit as hard by the bankruptcy and closure of Toys R Us, the CEO said on Saturday.
To find a place in a rapidly evolving auto industry, British-based Lagonda and Spain's Hispano Suiza are looking forward into the past, blending heritage with futuristic technology, including all-electric drivetrains.
While it doesn't have the best interior, the Levante GTS lives up to the driving experience that a Maserati badge promises with a roaring Ferrari V-8 engine under the hood.
CNBC caught up with Washington Wizards owner Ted Leonsis to talk basketball, leadership, even Amazon.
Last year, Microsoft bought GitHub, IBM bought Red Hat, Adobe bought Marketo and Broadcom bought CA, while the consumer companies were quiet.
There are hundreds of young companies in the growing private space industry but one of them is landing impressive talent and keeping its foot on the gas: Relativity Space.
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