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"Free Country": Elon Musk, Asked About Twitter Employees' Potential Exodus
Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Monday he wants to expand the reach of Twitter beyond the current "niche" until most Americans use the social media platform.
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Tabloid's Threat To Publish Jeff Bezos' Photos Was "Journalism": Attorney
Jeffrey Bezos, the chief executive of Amazon.com and the world's richest man, has been a constant in headlines over the past few weeks - although not necessarily for either of the attributes listed here. Last month, the National Enquirer published texts and photos exposing Bezos' extramarital affair with former television host Lauren Sanchez. The b...
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After Jeff Bezos Accuses National Enquirer Of Extortion, Owner's Defence
The owner of U.S. tabloid newspaper the National Enquirer pushed back on Friday against accusations of "extortion and blackmail" from Amazon.com Inc Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, saying its reporting on an extramarital relationship involving the world's richest man was lawful and it would investigate his claims.
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Trump Was At Meeting When Lawyers Were Discussing Hush Payments: Reports
Donald Trump was at a meeting in August 2015 when his personal lawyer Michael Cohen and David Pecker, chairman of the publisher of the National Enquirer, discussed a scheme to pay off women to suppress their stories about having had affairs with Trump, NBC News reported on Thursday. A non-prosecution agreement between federal prosecutors and Americ...
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Ex-Playboy Model Karen McDougal Alleges Donald Trump Tried To Pay Her for Sex
A Playboy model who says she had a months-long affair with Donald Trump a decade before his election as president told CNN that he tried to pay her for sex.
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US Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Twitter Over ISIS Rhetoric
Twitter Inc won a bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the widow of an American killed in Jordan which accused the social media company of giving voice to ISIS, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday.
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China Warns US of Retaliation After Accusations of Cyberspying
China has warned the United States that it would retaliate if Washington presses on with charges against five Chinese military officers accused of hacking into American companies to steal trade secrets, state media said on Tuesday.
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Change password to counter 'Heartbleed' bug: American Funds
American Funds also advised customers who logged into Americanfunds.com from Dec. 12, 2013 to April 14 to create new security questions and delete their browsing history.
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Buffett's Heinz deal points to rebounding US M&A business
US merger and acquisitions (M&A) activity has surged in the first two months of the year, as strong equity markets and cheap debt financing give chief executives renewed confidence to pursue large takeovers that they had shunned in past years.
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"Free Country": Elon Musk, Asked About Twitter Employees' Potential Exodus
Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Monday he wants to expand the reach of Twitter beyond the current "niche" until most Americans use the social media platform.
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Tabloid's Threat To Publish Jeff Bezos' Photos Was "Journalism": Attorney
Jeffrey Bezos, the chief executive of Amazon.com and the world's richest man, has been a constant in headlines over the past few weeks - although not necessarily for either of the attributes listed here. Last month, the National Enquirer published texts and photos exposing Bezos' extramarital affair with former television host Lauren Sanchez. The b...
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After Jeff Bezos Accuses National Enquirer Of Extortion, Owner's Defence
The owner of U.S. tabloid newspaper the National Enquirer pushed back on Friday against accusations of "extortion and blackmail" from Amazon.com Inc Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, saying its reporting on an extramarital relationship involving the world's richest man was lawful and it would investigate his claims.
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Trump Was At Meeting When Lawyers Were Discussing Hush Payments: Reports
Donald Trump was at a meeting in August 2015 when his personal lawyer Michael Cohen and David Pecker, chairman of the publisher of the National Enquirer, discussed a scheme to pay off women to suppress their stories about having had affairs with Trump, NBC News reported on Thursday. A non-prosecution agreement between federal prosecutors and Americ...
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Ex-Playboy Model Karen McDougal Alleges Donald Trump Tried To Pay Her for Sex
A Playboy model who says she had a months-long affair with Donald Trump a decade before his election as president told CNN that he tried to pay her for sex.
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US Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Twitter Over ISIS Rhetoric
Twitter Inc won a bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the widow of an American killed in Jordan which accused the social media company of giving voice to ISIS, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday.
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China Warns US of Retaliation After Accusations of Cyberspying
China has warned the United States that it would retaliate if Washington presses on with charges against five Chinese military officers accused of hacking into American companies to steal trade secrets, state media said on Tuesday.
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Change password to counter 'Heartbleed' bug: American Funds
American Funds also advised customers who logged into Americanfunds.com from Dec. 12, 2013 to April 14 to create new security questions and delete their browsing history.
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Buffett's Heinz deal points to rebounding US M&A business
US merger and acquisitions (M&A) activity has surged in the first two months of the year, as strong equity markets and cheap debt financing give chief executives renewed confidence to pursue large takeovers that they had shunned in past years.
