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How viewership for Netflix's 'The Irishman' stacks up against its most-watched original movies

Netflix's content chief, Ted Sarandos, said on Tuesday that "The Irishman" was watched by over 26 million accounts in its first week.

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Palantir grabbed Project Maven defense contract after Google left the program: sources

Palantir is working with the US Department of Defense to build artificial intelligence that can analyze drone footage.

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Flight attendants reveal 10 things they notice on planes that you probably miss

Flight attendants spend hundreds of hours in the air each year, so they learn to notice small details about the planes they work on.

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Thousands of truck drivers have lost their jobs in 2019 as the transportation 'bloodbath' unfolds. Here's the list of the biggest bankrupt trucking companies.

The trucking industry is struggling in 2019 — especially for truck drivers who own or work at small businesses.

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A 33-year-old Utah startup founder went to Silicon Valley on business and was found dead in her car a week later. Erin Valenti's family searches for answers following her mysterious death.

The mystery of how Erin Valenti, a tech founder and chief executive, went missing and died in San Jose, California.

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Whole Foods is selling dangerous anti-vaccine propaganda in its checkout aisles

The grocery store promotes itself as a mecca for healthy living. The checkout aisle tells another story.

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16 habits highly successful executives swear by to stay ahead

There are many paths to being highly successful, but they all involve discipline, according to top executives.

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Trump's team released a video of him as Thanos, the villain who commits genocide in the 'Avengers' movies, and people are puzzled

In the video shared on Twitter, Trump's head is shown on Thanos' body as the character wipes Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats from existence.

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Saudi Aramco shares spike 10% on its opening day of trading — valuing the company at a massive $1.9 trillion

The spike gives the oil giant a mammoth market value of $1.9 trillion, cementing its status as the world's largest public company.

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