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Former students at an elite school where Jeffrey Epstein taught recall him giving attention to girls in the hallway

Jeffrey Epstein, who was charged with sex trafficking on Monday, taught at The Dalton School in New York’s Upper East Side for two years in the 1970s.

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These are the programming languages that are used by America's most valuable startups, from Airbnb to WeWork

Coding Dojo published data on the programming languages and frameworks that the top unicorns use, like WeWork, Juul, Airbnb, and SpaceX.

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Here's how much $1,000 could grow over 5 years in Wealthfront's high-yield savings account, which has the highest rates available right now

Robo-advisor Wealthfront recently bumped the APY on its high-yield savings account to 2.57%. It requires a minimum opening deposit of just $1.

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Millennial brides are fueling the rise of a new kind of wedding-dress shopping

While millennials are delaying marriage, when they do opt for matrimony they're finding ways to do so on the cheap, starting with the dress.

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Forget a recession: BlackRock's global research chief warns of an even more perilous threat to markets that's approaching for the first time in years

Jean Boivin told Business Insider how this risk could disrupt a cushion that stock-market investors have leaned on for years.

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Taco Bell upgraded its iconic beachfront location with a fireplace, booze, and a surfboard parking section

The Taco Bell location has been upgraded to the chain's Cantina model, serving booze and adding a new mural from a local artist.

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The 10 best large cruise ships for people who love food

Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises — which are both owned by Royal Caribbean Cruises — accounted for nine of the ships in the top 10.

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Hurricane Barry is weakening as it moves over Louisiana, but heavy rain and flooding could still worsen — here are the latest updates

Hurricane Barry is swamping Louisiana. More rain is looming, so residents are looking to Mississippi river levees to hold back floodwater.

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A 'spooky' effect of physics that Einstein couldn't believe has been photographed for the first time

The image may not look like much, but it shows a strange property of the universe called quantum entanglement.

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