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The tide has turned against WeWork after a botched IPO attempt — now its trouble is deepening. Here's everything that's going on inside the coworking giant.

WeWork was once considered a crown jewel, but investors have frowned on its massive losses, high costs, and questionable executive transactions.

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GOLDMAN SACHS: Buy these 13 stocks primed to keep delivering powerful dividends as their peers are forced to slash payouts

Dividends are getting cut all across the investing landscape — but Goldman has pinpointed 13 stocks that will keep delivering.

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10 things in tech you need to know today

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has been called to testify before Congress.

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Inside a 'haunted' 149-year-old million-dollar castle hidden in San Francisco with underground caves that hosts events like Google dinner parties

The tech hub has grown up and around it over the decades, and now the castle — built in 1870 as a brewery and home — is all but hidden.

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As WeWork and flex-space rivals stumble, 18 million square feet of space in NYC is at risk. Here's what that means for the real-estate market.

WeWork and peers were once New York's most voracious takers of space. Experts worry all the square footage could hurt an ailing market in a recession.

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Inside Coober Pedy, the Australian mining town where residents live, shop, and worship underground

Originally an opal mining town, many of Coober Pedy's residents live underground to escape the region's immense heat.

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7 reasons why I refuse to shop on Amazon — even during the coronavirus lockdown

Before the coronavirus, the writer refused to purchase items on Amazon because he hates waiting and paying for delivery. Lockdown hasn't changed his opinion.

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San Francisco's Sea Cliff neighborhood, where Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey owns $30 million worth of homes, is a parade of oceanside mansions. Here's what it's like inside.

Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey is just one resident in the enclave on the opposite side of downtown that features stunning, high-priced villas.

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Fast-food chains like McDonald's and Taco Bell are betting traumatized Americans will flock to familiarity as restaurants reopen

Fast-food executives say they expect customers' desire for normality and familiarity will help rebuild sales.

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