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In China, the social media game Honor of Kings has become the biggest moneymaking smartphone game in the world, N.Y. Times reports. » Read More
By: Neil Irwin
After Charlottesville, Trump's comments on job creation miss the mark on inequality, N.Y. Times reports. » Read More |
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By: Michelle Fox
"I don't think you're going to change the stripes on the leopard here," Gordon Bethune says of President Donald Trump. » Read More |
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President Donald Trump's economic agenda will continue forward — even if he's not the one leading the way.
Shonda Rhimes’s Netflix deal is just the tip of an iceberg that has the entertainment industry worried, Vox reports.
Steve Bannon is "going to war" with officials within the Trump administration, Axios' executive editor told CNBC.
Facebook wants to bring ticket sales and bigger retailers inside Marketplace.
Floor traders, who are overwhelmingly Republican, cheered when it was reported that Bannon was out.
More Americans think the government has an obligation to ensure health care coverage to all citizens, Vox reports.
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan are expecting their second child, and the Facebook CEO plans a two-month paternity leave.
Supermodel Christie Brinkley is selling not one, but two historic estates in the Hamptons.
"Business leaders are being asked to step forward and try and set policy for our country," said Jeff Richards, managing partner at GGV Capital.
Chief of staff John Kelly is close to completing a review of Bannon, the nationalist firebrand, several outlets reported.
Chicken Soup for Soul Entertainment will begin trading Friday on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol "CSSE."
We already know at least one cool feature it will have.
The rebuke follows backlash from business leaders, many of whom stepped down from Trump councils before they were disbanded.
As General Motors' old business seems to be winding down, it's thrust into a legal battle, N.Y. Times reports.
Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer will make an announcement regarding the statue of Robert E. Lee in the city and the legacy of Heather Heyer.
Three Navy members have been removed as a result of the deadly crash on June 17.
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