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Amazon, Instagram and Uber app on Various Devices

Uber’s Cover-Up of Its Massive Data Breach May Lead to E.U. Investigations

ARGENTINA-ECONOMY-CURRENCY

Argentina’s Inflation Rate Looks Like it Will End the Year Above 21%

Inside Teva Pharmaceuticals Headquarters

Teva Pharmaceutical Is Reportedly Planning Thousands of Layoffs in the U.S.

Los Angeles Lyft and Uber

Lyft Is Raising Another Huge Pile of Money for Its Battle With Uber

General Views Of Hornsdale Wind Farm

Tesla Just Finished Building the World’s Biggest Battery on a Wind Farm in South Australia

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon Speaks At Economic Club of Chicago

J.P. Morgan’s Jamie Dimon Says He’d Bet Trump Will Be a One-Term President

A row of Guided Bomb Unit 32s lie on a munitions assembly conveyer at Langley Air Force Base Virginia

Concerns Over Yemen as Saudi Arabia Agrees to Buy $7 Billion in Weapons From U.S. Firms

US-VOTE-IT

Billionaire Peter Thiel Helped Bankrupt Gawker. Now He May be Looking to Buy it

ExxonMobil Evacuates Non-Essential Staff in Papua New Guinea Highlands Due to Unrest

Uber

Uber’s Breach Cover-Up Triggers Government Investigations

Final Presidential Debate Between Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump Held In Las Vegas

Here’s How HPE Shares Are Doing After Meg Whitman’s Surprise Exit From Hewlett-Packard Enterprise

Cook, in yellow, visits a Foxconn facility in Henan Province, China, where iPhones are produced.

Apple and Foxconn Say They ‘Discovered’ Illegal Student Labor at an iPhone X Factory in China

Facebook Inc. Campus Ahead Of Earnings Figures

Facebook Will Launch a New Job Training Program and Startup Incubator in Nigeria Next Year

Apple Holds Event To Announce New Products

Apple Computer Scientists Tout Self-Driving Technology in Rare Research Paper

Axalta’s traditional focus is on paint and coatings for cars and trucks.

Nippon Paint Bids for Axalta as the Paint Industry Becomes a Free-for-All