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Younger people "are most likely to say they can't go on vacation."
President Donald Trump's blustery trade announcements are not as hostile as they appear.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said that the team will "prepare should the summit take place."
A look at cargo-carrying drones from Volans-i, a start-up backed by Y Combinator and Lightspeed Ventures.
As California heads into congressional primaries, Alphabet employees have contributed heavily to the state's most competitive races.
Irish voters -- young and old, male and female, farming types and city-bred folk -- endorsed expunging an abortion ban from their largely Catholic country's constitution by a two-to-one margin, referendum results compiled Saturday showed.
I tried to live off of Amazon Prime for a week. Here's what it was like and what I learned.
Bitcoin is still a buy despite continued losses, says blockchain venture capitalist.
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Many of the largest housing markets in the country also happen to be among the most racially segregated, according to a new study.
Facebook product director Rob Leathern said the company is building an API to accompany the political ad archive.
China's share of the global venture capital industry is growing rapidly, along with a rise in tech unicorns. The trend threatens the supremacy of Silicon Valley.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Saturday to discuss Kim's possible upcoming summit with U.S. President Donald Trump.
From Miami Beach to Los Angeles, local laws vary widely, but complaints about quality-of-life issues caused by illegal short-term rentals listed on vacation rental websites are similar.
‘Shark Tank’ entrepreneurs from ‘Getaway’ reflect on their time in the tank
Many smaller brands say there couldn't be a better time to grow in the retail industry.
Campbell and other food companies have struggled to create growth on their own, and there is little left for them to buy.
It marks Pereira’s fifth accepted bug, but it's by far his most lucrative.
Analysts say the dual announcements mean Quest and LabCorp likely did not have to resort to rock-bottom pricing to hold onto their agreements.
Summer is the busiest travel season for U.S. airlines, and this year airports will be more packed than ever.
