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I drove a $50,000 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivan to find out if it's still better than Honda's and Toyota's offerings — here's the verdict

The Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid is our reigning minivan champ, beating out the popular Honda Odyssey and the Toyota Sienna.

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John Donahoe went from leading eBay to the CEO of $50 billion ServiceNow. Now, he says his 'sweet spot' is getting the company to $10 billion in revenue.

John Donahoe, the CEO of ServiceNow, is best known for his time at eBay. He was hired to get the cloud giant to $10B in revenues, his "sweet spot."

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FedEx ditching Amazon is a 'watershed moment' that has huge implications for the future of logistics

FedEx announced it would no longer deliver packages for Amazon in the US as the logistics industry contends with the threat of Amazon Air.

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The House just voted to hold Attorney General William Barr and former White House counsel Don McGahn in civil contempt

The House's civil-contempt resolution is designed to allow Congress to sue Barr and McGahn in an effort to force their cooperation with subpoenas.

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Salesforce's surprise $15.7 billion acquisition of Tableau is a shot at Microsoft and SAP

Salesforce's planned acquisition of Tableau came shortly after Google announced it would acquire Looker and SAP announced it would acquire Qualtrics.

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Delta sent a private plane to pick up 41 students after a canceled American Airlines flight left them stranded in Oklahoma City

Employees of Delta Air Lines heard about the group's problem and reached out to the airline's headquarters.

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Costco employees reveal how much they really make

We used self-reported salary information from both PayScale and Glassdoor to take a closer look at what Costco Wholesale workers make.

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A top DOJ official just outlined why the agency has everything it needs to go after Big Tech — and Facebook, Google, and Amazon should be nervous

Makan Delrahim said the current antitrust laws are more than enough to protect competition in the tech industry.

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Apple's biggest iPhone manufacturer has a backup plan in case the trade war between the US and China continues to escalate

Foxconn, Apple's biggest iPhone production partner, is ready to move all assembly outside of China if necessary amidst mounting trade tensions.

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