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What would happen if Donald and Melania Trump got a divorce?

No first couple has divorced while in the White House, but President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump have sparked rumors for years.

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IBM has spun off IBM Watson Marketing into a new company, Acoustic, and it could be bad news for Adobe, Oracle, and Salesforce

IBM Watson Marketing, now Acoustic, wants to help marketers give customers a consistent and personalized experience.

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Jeff Bezos is worth over $160 billion — here's how the world's richest man makes and spends his money

Amazon CEO and founder Jeff Bezos has a net worth of $156 billion. He's the richest person on earth and one of the country's largest land owners.

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The Pentagon is buying F-15 fighters instead of more F-35s and repeating past mistakes in the process

Pentagon leaders plan to buy new F-15s, designed to fight yesterday's wars with outmoded technology, writes retired Air Force Gen. John D.W. Corley.

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Electric-scooter startups have met UK lawmakers to lobby for legalization just 3 days after a YouTuber was killed on her scooter

Among the startups that met with Transport Minister Michael Ellis were Bird, Voi, Wind, and Bolt. Emily Hartridge was killed on a scooter days before.

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7 lesser-known benefits of Amazon Prime

If you have Prime, you probably already use the free 2-day shipping. But what about its restaurant delivery service?

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These are the best 4 players in the NFL, according to 'Madden 20'

Only four players managed to earn a 99 overall rating in this year's "Madden," and three of them are defensive superstars.

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At least 2,500 truck drivers have lost their jobs in 2019 as the transportation 'bloodbath' unfolds — here's the full list of bankrupt trucking companies

The trucking industry is struggling in 2019 — especially for truck drivers who own or work at small businesses.

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Mark Zuckerberg actually got $1 billion richer following the news of Facebook's $5 billion fine for the biggest scandal in the company's history

Facebook faces a $5 billion fine from the Federal Trade Commission. The stock's pop after the news increased the value of Mark Zuckerberg's shares.

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