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A Silicon Valley founder and dad explains his viral tweet saying kids 'are terrible for your career'

"They strain your marriage. They make you way poorer," wrote Eric Bahn. "But they're also the best decisions I've made in my life."

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Amazon's new $2 billion startup Deliveroo wants to reduce cooking to being 'purely a hobby' over the next decade

Speaking at a technology conference this week, Deliveroo cofounder and CEO Will Shu said the kitchen may no longer be a daily domain for people.

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An unbeaten boxer represented by Mark Wahlberg has issued an Instagram warning to Conor McGregor: 'Don't call out my manager'

Regis Prograis has told the UFC striker to stop calling out his manager, even saying he'd fight him in a ring or an Octagon.

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2 private islands 30 minutes from Manhattan just hit the market for $13 million, and one has a self-sustaining home on it — here's an inside look at the properties

A fully renovated 5,625-square-foot home sits on one of the islands and is completely self-sustaining.

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Oracle revoked job offers for some people in the UK, blaming a hiring freeze. Yet it says it's both hiring and still restructuring.

Oracle's big reorg feels more like the new normal. It said it will spend $432 million on restructuring and warned it might not be done for months.

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A 33-year-old Cuban boxer just scored a knockout of the year contender with a thunderbolt right hand, collapsing his opponent in the 10th round

Yunier Dorticos collapsed Andrew Tabiti with a thunderbolt right hand to advance to the World Boxing Super Series cruiserweight final.

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Trump warns of a 'market crash the likes of which has not been seen before' if he loses 2020 election — but economists are worried he's causing a recession on his own

The only market crash Wall Street investors, businesses, and consumers have been worrying about lately stems from the President's trade wars.

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An entrepreneur who interviewed 21 billionaires says the key difference between them and millionaires is how they answer a simple question about money

Billionaires enjoy making money, not spending it, and it helps them build wealth, according to Rafael Badziag in his book "The Billion Dollar Secret."

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How the Beyond Burger and the Impossible Burger actually compare when it comes to calories, sodium, and more

As plant-based "meat" takes America by storm, many people may be wondering what they are actually eating.

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