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Trump essentially admitted on live TV to doing the thing he's accused of in the impeachment inquiry

President Donald Trump acknowledged that he held up military aid to pressure Ukraine to give in to his political demands.

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IgnitionOne is shutting down. Read the letter its CEO sent to shareholders about what happened to one of adtech's oldest companies.

IgnitionOne will shut down after selling off its assets in two transactions that were finalized on Tuesday, according to a note sent to shareholders.

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I paid $300 an hour for the VIP experience at Disneyland, and it made me realize how wealth has transformed the American Dream

Special access is not a new concept. But never before has it been so pervasive, accepted, and sought after by such a large group of people.

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Sacha Baron Cohen tore into Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook over hate speech, violence, and political lies

Though his speech criticized big tech as a whole, Sacha Baron Cohen went after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in particular.

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Facebook built a facial-recognition app that let employees identify people by pointing a phone at them

The employee-only tool, created around 2015 and 2016, used Facebook's vast collection of facial data to automatically recognize people.

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The 12 coolest features of Tesla's new $39,900 Cybertruck pickup

Tesla says the body of the pickup truck — made of "ultra-hard" stainless steel and armored glass — is almost impenetrable.

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A Harvard student snuck a brutal hidden message about Jeffrey Epstein into his smack-talk piece published in Yale's student newspaper

The first letter of each sentence in the Harvard student's column spell out "EPSTEIN DIDN'T KILL HIMSELF, A YALE GRAD DID IT."

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The French billionaire whose company controls luxury giants like Gucci says brands should be taking 'bold public positions' against the mistreatment of women

The Kering CEO spoke about issues like #MeToo at the annual Women's Forum meeting in Paris on Wednesday.

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Google workers protest company's decision to place workers on leave: 'Instead of listening to us, the company has chosen to silence us.'

Google workers protested the company's decision to place two employees on leave as tensions with management escalate.

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