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Google and Apple have booted messaging app ToTok, which was downloaded millions of times and reportedly a UAE spy tool

Google said ToTok had violated its policies, while Apple says it is still investigating the app.

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One of Apple's biggest bulls thinks its rebound this year is only the start. Here's why he thinks it's on its way to $2 trillion.

Wedbush's Dan Ives thinks Apple's iPhone sales are ready for a comeback that would drive the company's shares even higher.

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More than 9,300 stores are closing in 2019 as the retail apocalypse drags on — here's the full list

Retailers set a new record for store closings over the last 12 months, as Sears, Payless, Dress Barn, and more closed thousands of stores.

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Elon Musk fact-checked Wikipedia and said he'd go bankrupt if his companies failed. He could be right — and it shows how complicated CEO compensation has become.

CEOs like Musk often receive most of their compensation in the form of stock or options in the companies they lead, rather than in cash.

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Sports-betting platforms pay publishers up to $500 for each gambler they refer, and it shows how legal wagering could shake up media

Gambling.com Group CEO Charles Gillespie explains exactly how valuable each sports bettor is to publishers that generate revenue from affiliate links.

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From next-level charcuterie boards to seltzer, here are the biggest food trends of the decade

The 2010s brought food trends that changed the way we eat both in and outside our homes, from gluten-free alternatives to bubbly water

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The 25 travel destinations you need to visit in 2020, according to National Geographic

National Geographic announced its global list of must-do trips for 2020. The United States had two entries on the list.

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I'm a neurosurgeon, and the best morning routine I've found consists of just 3 simple steps

As a neurosurgeon, coach, author, speaker, and dad, my morning routine is the secret to my success. Here are three simple steps to creating yours.

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A nuclear attack would most likely target one of 6 US cities. Simulated images show how a Hiroshima-like explosion would affect each.

New York City would have the most fatalities from a nuclear blast. San Francisco would have the least.

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