BI PRIME: JPMorgan was entrusted with the unglamorous but important work of collecting nearly $57 billion in cash from dozens of banks across multiple time... | Continue reading
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The president's former lawyer reportedly paid the Virginia-based firm with roughly $12,000 a boxing glove previously worn by a Brazilian MMA fighter. | Continue reading
Tech investors are throwing money behind Front, a five-year-old startup that aims to change the way teams get work done. Front CEO Mathilde Collin shared the... | Continue reading
China could strike the US Navy's carriers in waters near its shores, but that would start a war that Beijing wouldn't win, experts say. | Continue reading
A box truck involved in a fatal crash was carrying "a very special load" for Apple, according to NBC's Bay Area affiliate. | Continue reading
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Daily Beast CEO and former Gawker president Heather Dietrick had to help guide Gawker's staff through its final six months. | Continue reading
Starbucks is installing needle-disposal boxes in some bathrooms as it explores solutions to workers' concerns on improperly disposed-of syringes. | Continue reading
Another 12 health systems joined an organization aiming to lower the price of prescription drugs. The hope is to make generic drugs that are in shortage or... | Continue reading
Bill Gates, the billionaire philanthropist, recently described gene editing as "the most important public debate we haven't been having widely enough." | Continue reading
China's economy is showing signs of extreme stress, and not just because of President Donald Trump's trade war. | Continue reading
A huge portion of the original "Legend of Zelda" was inaccessible to players for over 30 years — until now. | Continue reading
Using data from the Census Bureau, we found the town in every state with the biggest share of adults with at least a bachelor's degree. | Continue reading
China is a pioneer in surveillance: it introduced biometric surveillance to Beijing's metro and smart glasses to its police force. The latest addition to its... | Continue reading
Truck drivers say they're against the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration ruling. One called it a "travesty." | Continue reading
Angelina Jolie told the BBC she would have laughed at the idea of running for president 20 years ago, but she would now go where she is 'needed.' | Continue reading
Colin O'Brady just became the first person to cross Antarctica alone with no resupply. He carried 220 pounds of food and ate the same meals every day. | Continue reading
Chinese scientsists have turned copper into a material that is "almost identical" to gold, a new study says. | Continue reading
PowerPoint slides "are toxic to education." | Continue reading
Business Insider is the first to report on the unredacted suit, which alleges frequent, close communications among employees of rival companies about how to... | Continue reading
It's all about pancakes. | Continue reading
Chapter 11 bankruptcy may allow them to stall the sexual harassment lawsuits against the organization and settle with the victims. | Continue reading
I rode the Delhi Metro during the most crowded time of the year, and it was still much more enjoyable than the New York subway system. | Continue reading
The spread of technology is creating an uneasy feeling among salespeople and traders at big banks, says a former Goldman Sachs sales executive. | Continue reading
Millennials have been blamed for killing plenty of industries. But according to the Federal Reserve, it's not their fault. | Continue reading
In my sixteen year career, I averaged a pay increase of $10,000 per year. As such, I'd be making around $250,000 if I was working full time today. | Continue reading
The pilots of Lion Air Flight JT610 fought in a hopeless struggle with a malfunctioning automated flight system, new black box data shows. | Continue reading
Mark Zuckerberg faces a new risk, as documents involving Facebook and an app called Six4Three could shed light on the CEO's approach to user privacy. | Continue reading
The FDA just approved a new cancer treatment in an unconventional way: not by tumor type, but rather by the genetic mutation the drug targets. | Continue reading
Bitcoin crashed through $4,000 in a sudden move Saturday evening, dragging the market for digital coins with most seeing double-digit declines. | Continue reading
Igor Korobov died from an unspecified illness on Wednesday. His death comes after GRU agents botched a number of missions abroad. | Continue reading
US scientists recently discovered a genetic "kill code" in our own cells that could theoretically be used to treat cancer without chemotherapy. | Continue reading
Black Friday is dead. Costco, TJ Maxx, and Nordstrom have all said they will keep stores closed on Thanksgiving. | Continue reading
Melania Edwards is part of HSBC's International Manager Program, which trains senior executives for leading the international bank by putting them in top... | Continue reading
Smartphones and social media are changing the way our brains work. Scientists are zeroing in on what's happening, and the problems may go well beyond... | Continue reading
Zuckerberg's new, more aggressive management style, was reported in a Wall Street Journal article published Sunday. | Continue reading
"With UK politics in the midst of Brexit turmoil what are investors meant to do?" — Bernstein's Inigo Fraser-Jenkins and his team asked in a note. | Continue reading
JPMorgan Chase co-president Gordon Smith said the bank is having no trouble competing for top tech talent — including poaching developers who work on video... | Continue reading
The White House's reported effort to extradite Fethullah Gulen sheds light on President Trump's efforts to ease rising tensions with Turkey. | Continue reading
For the past couple of years, Apple has been pushing the idea that the iPad, particularly the iPad Pro, can replace your computer or laptop. But in a Wired... | Continue reading
Alibaba's Singles' Day has already surpassed Amazon's biggest shopping day of the year, just a few minutes into the 24-hour shopping event. | Continue reading
On Tuesday, nine new science-credentialed candidates were elected: one senator and eight members of the House. | Continue reading
Is the sky really blue? Or do you just think it is because you know it is? | Continue reading
A thread on Reddit has hundreds of comments from users complaining about Apple's prices for iCloud storage, dongles, and other examples of added costs. | Continue reading