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The iPhone maker expected to have more U.S. subscribers by the end of the year.
With more mouths to feed than ever before, the world will soon have to balance the competing pressures of meeting the nutritional needs of billions more people.
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Starbucks said Monday that it would eliminate single-use plastic straws from all of its cafes globally by 2020.
Stocks opened higher on Monday as tech financials shares rose while concerns over a trade war between the U.S. and key partners dissipated for the moment.
U.S. government debt prices fell into the red at the start of the trading week.
Baseball may be considered a staple sport for Americans, but the game of cricket actually generates way more cash than Major League Baseball.
President Donald Trump will lose a popular NYC tax break because the Big Apple is no longer his primary residence, the New York Daily News reported.
While convenience is still a high priority, meal-kit companies are adapting and offering more ways for consumers to purchase their products.
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The real economic toll on Cleveland could be a loss of money from tourists traveling to see one of the best players in the league.
"Those infected reported eating from the prepackaged vegetable trays, which included broccoli, cauliflower, carrots and dill dip," The New York Times reports.
Xiaomi was pitching its IPO to U.S. investors last week, and many had little understanding of the company's broad product suite.
The global era of trade has brought new approaches to countries seeking an advantage over one another, resorting to economic means of leverage instead of deploying armed forces.
The right entry-point to fix health care? This health investor thinks it's employers.
Formula One and the United States have had a rocky relationship for as long as the sport’s been around, but that may finally be changing.
Fashion, which has long shed blue-collar jobs in the United States, is a leading example of how artificial intelligence is affecting a range of white-collar work.
Millions of the phony social media profiles pose as actors, singers, politicians and other well-known figures to broadcast falsehoods, cheat people out of money — or worse.
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While convenience is still a high priority, meal-kit companies are adapting and offering more ways for consumers to purchase their products.
Jennifer Daniel has a pretty neat job: She's Google's creative director of emoji.
Xiaomi makes money mainly from smartphones but is trying to expand to other areas like services and smart home products.
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