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Kim Kardashian says she used a 'surrogate therapist' before her daughter Chicago's birth. Here's what that could mean and why it's a common practice

The reality TV star said in a podcast interview published by E! News that the therapist helped her communicate and connect with her surrogate.

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Charles Schwab expects branch closures and job cuts when its TD Ameritrade deal goes through. Here's a look at exactly where the 2 brokerage giants have the most overlap.

Schwab execs have flagged "geographic footprint rationalization" and "workforce overlap" as ways to find billions in cost savings from the mega-deal.

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Trump is losing the support of the United States' closest ally after the president slammed down the phone on them during an 'apoplectic' call

Donald Trump slammed the phone down on UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson who had accused the president of "failing to lead."

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Paying with a debit card is leaving money on the table, and 4 more reasons I only ever pay with credit

Credit cards offer better protections, less liability in case of fraud, and more leverage with merchants. There's rarely a reason to use debit.

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This 22-year-old influencer runs one of the best-known Instagram feeds in the UK. He told us how he cut deals with Uber and Sony Music.

Anthony Robb conquered Instagram with ImJustBait's memes, videos and song clips. Now he's launched a record label, music festival, and online TV show.

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The iPhone is expected to get a bunch of new features later this year — here are the ones we want to see

Apple usually releases its next major iPhone update in the fall after previewing it in June. Here are the features we want from iOS 14.

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Goldman Sachs is going through a huge transformation under CEO David Solomon. Here's everything you need to know.

The bank has big consumer ambitions and is shedding its old-school image, and a slew of partners have headed for the exits.

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Trump called out a viral picture of his tan line for being edited, but originals didn't look too different

After #OrangeFace trended on Twitter, President Trump responded calling a viral photo showing his stark tan line "photoshopped, obviously."

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Trump doesn't really respect members of the military. He uses them as props.

Trump loves to bask in the reflected glory of veterans, but he has no use for them once they don't conveniently fit in with his preferred narrative.

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