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Investigators have reportedly found more evidence that could connect the Ethiopian Boeing 737 Max crash to a deadly accident five months before

A Boeing 737 Max 8 operated by Ethiopian Airlines was the second such plane to crash in five months on Sunday.

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Larry Ellison says Oracle's new database is pulling companies away from Amazon Web Services

Larry Ellison called Oracle's Autonomous Database "the most successful introduction of a new product in Oracle's 40-year history."

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Founder of busted Florida massage parlor chain reportedly orchestrated donations to Trump campaign from spa employees

Cindy Yang, the founder of the spa chain that was busted earlier this year in a massive sex-trafficking investigation, appeared to orchestrate a series of political donations to President Donald Trump's re-election campaign, according to a report from The New York Times.

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Tucker Carlson ignored white supremacist message of suspected New Zealand shooter, instead criticizing Democrats and journalists

Fox News host Tucker Carlson hit back against outcry from lawmakers and journalists over the mass shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand.

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A top Goldman Sachs sales trader is leaving to take a big role at JPMorgan

JPMorgan Chase has poached a top stock salesman from rival Goldman Sachs.

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An Australian politician who blamed the New Zealand shooting on immigration was egged by a teen during a press conference

Senator Fraser Anning responded by punching the 17-year-old teen.

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New Zealand's prime minister was sent the mosque shooter's manifesto just minutes before the massacre

The manifesto was reportedly sent to some 70 recipients, including media outlets and politicians, fewer than 10 minutes before the gunman opened fire.

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The academic at the heart of the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal is suing Facebook for defamation

Aleksandr Kogan said Facebook made him a scapegoat in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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Louisiana accidentally gave out $26 million in tax refunds after it paid people twice. Now it wants the money back.

After a computer error caused around 66,000 people to receive double refund payments, state officials reportedly said the system was fixed.

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