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Chinese tech billionaire Robin Li was drenched in water by a protester who stormed the stage at a conference in Beijing

Robin Li reacted calmly to having water poured all over his head, simply saying 'what's your problem?'

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This Stanford dropout just landed $4.6 million from Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund to help people automatically fight parking tickets

Josh Browder started his company while at Stanford and saw an opportunity to automate letter writing to fight parking tickets.

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The wife of the emir of Dubai has run away to London, reportedly after learning disturbing details about a failed escape attempt by another princess

Sheikha Latifa, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum's daughter, escaped in 2018 and hasn't been heard from since Emirati commandos caught her.

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Every Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, ranked from worst to best

We ranked every Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, from 2008's "Iron Man" to this week's "Spider-Man: Far From Home."

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We just got a clear sign that Facebook's dodgy reputation means it has a massive struggle to persuade people to use its new cryptocurrency Libra

Most Americans aren't convinced by Libra, Facebook's ambitious new cryptocurrency project, a new survey shows.

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Take a tour of Mark Zuckerberg's gigantic $100 million property in Hawaii

The tech billionaire has 750-acres on Kaua'i.

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WeWork isn't even close to being profitable — it loses $219,000 every hour of every day

As WeWork gears up for an IPO, it's going to have to get investors focusing on its massive growth — not its staggering losses.

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This is how Trump's $1.5 million Cadillac limo, the Beast, stacks up against the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's limo

President Trump rides in a $1.5 million Cadillac limousine, while North Korean leader Kim Jong Un uses a W221 Mercedes-Benz S600 Pullman Guard.

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The Russian submarine that caught fire and killed 14 may have been designed to cut undersea internet cables

Two independent Russian outlets said it was an AS-12 Losharik, a nuclear-powered vessel that may be designed to cut undersea cables. Moscow has kept mum.

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