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Amazon's wildly popular video game streaming service, Twitch, is bleeding: These are all the stars who have left for competing services

Amazon owns and operates Twitch, the most popular live video streaming service in the world. But its biggest stars are all jumping ship.

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'We're going to have to have a severe recession if we're ever going to build a viable economy': Here’s why one market expert says the US is doomed to default on its debt no matter what

Peter Schiff, the outspoken CEO and president of Euro Pacific Capital, says it's "impossible" for the US to repay its debt.

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Women in Japan have been told not to wear glasses at work to avoid looking 'cold' and 'unfeminine'

Some women interviewed were asked by employers to redo their hair, wear thicker lash extensions, or to look more feminine.

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A YouTuber launched a viral campaign to plant 20 million trees by 2020. Here's the list of prominent people who have donated, including Elon Musk, Jeffree Star, and other tech CEOs and YouTube personalities

Here are the biggest names in tech and YouTube who donated to the #TeamTrees cause, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, PewDiePie, and Jeffree Star.

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I'm a senior banker at Deutsche Bank. Here's why I'm worried about its bond business.

Is Deutsche Bank's poor FIC performance transitory? Or is the division teetering as other European banks start to eat its lunch?

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The 10 most popular programming languages, according to the Microsoft-owned GitHub

GitHub, which was acquired by Microsoft last year, has released what the most popular programming languages on its site are.

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Boris Johnson's Conservative party has received cash from 9 Russian donors named in a suppressed intelligence report

The report's publication was blocked by Prime Minister Boris Johnson amid reported fears that it could prevent him from winning the general election.

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The 12 Texas cities everyone in the country is moving to

Texas' largest cities were at the top of the list, as well as Midland, a major hub of the fracking boom.

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Elon Musk is worth $26 billion and extremely online. Here are all the bizarre spats the the Tesla CEO is caught up in thanks to his Twitter habit.

Musk has got into spats and even long-running feuds with an eclectic bunch of people, often over his preferred medium of Twitter.

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