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Netflix Promises $6 Billion Worth Of Shows — And Serious Profits — In 2017
370,000 Americans, and 3.2 million more people around the world, signed up for Netflix in the last three months.
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New Accounts At Wells Fargo Plunged 25% In September
The bank’s fake accounts scandal has already cost it $185 million in penalties and ended the career of its CEO. Now, customers appear to be walking away.
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Goldman Sachs Wants To Consolidate Your Credit Card Debt
It’s better known as the banker of choice for billionaires and giant corporations, but beginning Thursday, you too can owe Goldman money.
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An Economic Mystery: Why Are So Many Men Leaving The Workforce?
Working-age American men have been leaving the workforce for decades, and researchers are still trying to figure out why.
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Warren Buffett Just Dunked On Donald Trump’s Tax Situation
“I have no problem in releasing my tax information while under audit,” Buffett said. “Neither would Mr. Trump – at least he would have no legal problem.”
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Backpage.com CEO Arrested On Charges Including Pimping A Child
“Raking in millions of dollars from the trafficking and exploitation of vulnerable victims is outrageous, despicable, and illegal,” said the California attorney general.
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Before Running The Trump Campaign, Steve Bannon Fought A Bitter Nasal-Spray Lawsuit
In the early 2000s, long before his time leading the Trump campaign and Breitbart News, Steve Bannon got involved with a Florida-based maker of nasal sprays. It didn’t end well.
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Online Lending Startup LendUp Will Pay Millions In Penalties
The San Francisco company has settled claims by state and federal regulators that it misled companies and flouted lending laws.
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Obama-Bashing Hedge Fund Billionaire Accused Of Insider Trading
Around the time he called Obama’s politics a “naked, political pander to some of the basest human emotions,” Leon Cooperman got a letter from the SEC.
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Would President Trump Be Able To Punish The Bank He Owes Hundreds Of Millions To?
The Department of Justice is seeking a $14 billion penalty from Deutsche Bank, which is owed hundreds of millions of dollars by the Republican candidate.
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A New Fight For John Boehner: Defending Newport Cigarettes
The former House Speaker joined the board of Newport-maker Reynolds American, just days after black activists renewed a call for a ban on menthol cigarettes.
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LeBron James Haunts My Dreams, And This Week He Haunted My Virtual Reality
The NBA and Facebook’s Oculus VR unit teamed up to make an immersive virtual reality documentary about one of the worst nights of my life. It was amazing.
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Samsung Lost An Entire HP In Market Value After Note 7 Disaster
The Korean electronics giant has shed $25 billion in value since announcing a recall of its new flagship device.
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Wells Fargo Pays Record Fine For “Widespread Illegal Practice” By Sales Staff
Over 1.5 million credit and debit accounts may have been opened by sales staff on behalf of customers who had not given their consent.
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Nintendo Stock Booms As Mario Comes To The iPhone
The gaming company’s stock rose 23% after Apple said it would produce a Mario game for its mobile devices.
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The Race Is On To Tax Apple’s “Pot Of Gold” In Ireland
US tax collectors would love to get their hands on the more than $200 billion Apple has stashed overseas. But squabbling in DC means Europe might get there first.
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Another Sign Trump Is Losing: Stock Markets Are Rising
All three major U.S. stock indices hit record highs last week - and the markets have a strong history of picking the winning candidate.
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Activist Groups Urge Clinton To Publicly Oppose Lame-Duck TPP Vote
“A personal and public statement from Secretary Clinton in opposition to a lame duck vote would provide huge momentum in the fight to stop the TPP once and for all.”
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Disney Will Launch An ESPN Streaming Service That Won’t Have ESPN
Disney will launch a new ESPN branded streaming service, but with different programming from the popular TV channel.
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Tilt Wants To Take On Venmo
The crowdfunding service best known for use on college campuses is joining a long, well-funded list of apps going after the mobile payments market.













