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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were spotted delivering meals to critically ill people in West Hollywood

The couple, who formally stepped down as senior members of the British royal family on March 31, plan to launch a new charity foundation, Archewell.

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'This is war time, I'm leading from the front': The cofounder of profitable SoftBank unicorn OakNorth is drawing on his 2008 crisis experience to deal with the coronavirus

OakNorth is one of the few profitable startups in the SoftBank Vision Fund portfolio.

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10 things in tech you need to know today

Sundar Pichai says tech companies "shouldn't get carried away" fighting coronavirus, and Amazon shut down all its warehouses in France.

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Up to 21 million people who used services like TurboTax and H&R Block for tax filings face a stimulus check delay

People who filed taxes using H&R Block, TurboTax, and Jackson Hewitt faced a delay receiving their $1,200 stimulus checks.

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There are more than 70 potential coronavirus vaccines in the works. Here are the top efforts to watch, including the 16 vaccines set to be tested in people this year.

Research is moving historically fast to produce a coronavirus vaccine, but will take time to test. Here's the top efforts to watch in 2020.

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The best electric razors

Electric razors help you cut your beard, shave, and remove other body hair quickly and easily. These are the best electric razors you can buy.

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You can take the GMAT at home starting April 20, and top business schools including Harvard and MIT Sloan have already pledged to accept online test scores

A third of prospective students won't be able to take the online GMAT due to restrictions in countries including China, Iran, Cuba, Sudan, and others.

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5 Tyson employees have died of COVID-19, as hundreds of slaughterhouse workers fall ill. Tyson still does not offer paid sick leave.

At least five Tyson workers from meat processing plants in Georgia and Iowa have died of COVID-19, as hundreds of workers in the industry fall ill.

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Morgan Stanley's CEO says a global recession due to the coronavirus could last through 2021

"You can't have this kind of dislocation and expect people to bounce immediately," James Gorman said, adding, "This is not going to turn on a dime."

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