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Mike Bloomberg is using a campaign finance loophole to donate millions to the DNC. Here's how the richest person ever to run for US president makes and spends his $50 billion fortune.

Before suspending his campaign, Mike Bloomberg spent roughly a quarter of a billion dollars on ads in Super Tuesday states alone.

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Advertising is Amazon's fastest-growing business and is expected to surpass $17 billion this year. Here are the 19 top insiders leading the charge.

These people are working to expand in new areas like over-the-top advertising as well as grow Amazon's established performance-based ads.

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44 books everyone should read in their lifetime

If you want to become a more well-rounded person, you'll need to force yourself out of your comfort zone at the bookstore.

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10 ways to cope with coronavirus anxiety, according to psychologists

Anxiety about the coronavirus is normal. To manage it, control what you can, virtually connect with loved ones, and practice gratitude.

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Amazon, Microsoft, and Google could take advantage of the market downturn to go on a cloud startup shopping spree, some analysts say

Some analysts say that Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, and Google Cloud may be looking at possible acquisitions while prices are low.

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Trump's private club, Mar-a-Lago, has been closed temporarily due to the spread of coronavirus. Take a look inside the exclusive resort that the public doesn't get to see.

Mar-a-Lago had three visitors test positive for coronavirus last week and then closed for a two-day deep cleaning — but now it's closed indefinitely.

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Amazon is creating a futuristic fleet of 100,000 electric delivery vans, with Alexa and routing software built-in — see what they'll look like

Photos show clay and styrofoam models of the vehicles, which Amazon says will start delivering packages in 2021.

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Costco is running special opening hours for elderly and disabled customers during the coronavirus pandemic

The idea is that more vulnerable shoppers have space to shop during less busy times.

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'If that disease is anywhere, it's in that cash drawer': Workers are begging customers not to pay in cash at fast-food chains like McDonald's and Starbucks

Fast-food workers worry than they could catch the coronavirus — or spread it to others — by handling cash at work as chains remain open.

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