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  • Patio story millennials at work at Rally Software.Finance

    Most Millennials Think They’ll Be Worse Off Than Their Parents

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    Here’s What Leap Year May Mean For the Market

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  • An Uber drops off a passenger in New York City in July 2015.Tech

    Goldman Sachs Employees Uber to Work More Than Anyone Else

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  • IRS Commissioner John Koskinen Visits Miami IRS OfficeTech

    The IRS Just Admitted It Was Hacked 5 Times Worse Than It Thought

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  • Pershing Square's Bill Ackman and Valeant Pharmaceuticals International's Michael Pearson InterviewLeadership

    Valeant’s CEO Is Feeling Better, But Board May Not Want Him Back

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  • Pfizer Inc. Headquarters As They Agree To Combine With Allergan Plc In $160 Billion DealFinance

    Here’s How Much More Pfizer Could Save in Taxes With Allergan Deal

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  • House Oversight Hearing On Prescription Drug Price IncreasesFinance

    Why Valeant’s Stock Surged After CEO Admitted ‘Mistakes’

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  • Uber changed its original app icon (left) to a new design (right) intended to signify “bits and atoms.”Tech

    People are Accusing Uber of Stealing This Startup’s Logo

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  • Volkswagen again sells more curry sausages than cars

    Volkswagen’s Sausages Sell Better Than Its Cars

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  • FBI Continues Investigation At Washington Navy YardFinance

    The FBI Just Raided the Company that Kyle Bass Is Shorting

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  • Warren Buffett Joins Hillary Clinton At Campaign Event In OmahaFinance

    How Warren Buffett Helped Drive the Market’s Longest Winning Streak of 2016

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  • Breakfast Bus Tour of London with Summer Sanders and Kellogg's MascotsFinance

    This Is the Only Fortune 500 Stock at an All-Time High

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  • At 106, Beverly Man Proud To Hold High School DiplomaTech

    No, You Still Can’t Go To High School Online, FTC Says

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  • US-POLITCS-IRS-BUILDINGFinance

    IRS Insider Admits to Stealing Taxpayers’ Identities

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  • Netflix Customer Curtis KhanTech

    Netflix Now Depends On Amazon More than Ever Before

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