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  • A drone is flown for recreational purposes in the sky above Old Bethpage, New York on September 5, 2015.Tech

    Drones are banned while the Pope’s in town

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  • Tech

    Sony officially landed on a name for its new virtual reality system

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  • Fred DeLuca, President and founder of saRetail

    Subway sandwich chain co-founder and CEO Fred DeLuca dead at 67

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  • Evan Spiegel, SnapchatTech

    Snapchat thinks you’ll pay 99 cents to replay a snap

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  • GERMANY-AUTOMOBILE-ECONOMY-FAIR-IAA-VOLKSWAGEN

    Porsche’s new electric sports car will make Tesla owners jealous

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  • BMW CEO Krueger collapses at a presentation during the media day at the Frankfurt Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt

    BMW CEO collapses during Frankfurt Auto Show presentation

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  • Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen Delivers Semiannual Report On The Economy To The Senate Banking CommitteeFinance

    These 5 things will help you understand this week’s big Fed meeting

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  • US-DETROIT-AUTO-SHOW-GM

    Mary Barra pumps the brakes on Fiat merger chatter

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  • Leadership

    Bernie Sanders spoke at the most unlikely place today

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  • Trading Begins On The Floor Of The New York Stock ExchangeFinance

    Wall Street banks can now use this Bloomberg Terminal rival

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  • Astronauts Complete Last Of Three SpacewalksArts & Entertainment

    NASA’s new TV channel will show you space like never before

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  • UN-MINES-CRAIGArts & Entertainment

    This is how you can see the new Bond movie every day it’s in theaters

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  • 177659084Finance

    New study found correlation between executive stock options and product safety

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  • The 63rd Annual Miss Universe Pageant - Winner Press ConferenceArts & Entertainment

    Trump sold Miss Universe just days after buying NBC’s half of the organization

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  • Apple Unveils New IPhones, IPad And Apple TV With Touch RemoteTech

    Apple: iPhone 6S preorders ‘on pace’ to beat last year’s 10 million record

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