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The purveyor of shared office space, which aborted an initial public offering last month, has lost billions of dollars and needs a big cash infusion.
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Executives fanned out in Washington to court lawmakers and regulators. Mark Zuckerberg is expected to testify about Libra this week before the House.
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The company also announced several new steps to reduce the spread of false information, including an effort to label posts from state-sponsored media.
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The new Pixel 4 is a solid higher-end phone. But dollar for dollar, it pales against the latest iPhones and Galaxy devices. Here’s why.
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The big companies have deeper pockets, which helps with both marketing and renovating. That’s one reason some independents are joining the chains as affiliates.
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The deal involves large pharmaceutical distributors and Teva, resolving cases that sought redress from the devastation caused by two decades of opioid abuse.
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Stormy news cycles, and an audience thirsty for political commentary, have changed what works on TV at 11:35 p.m.
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A decade into the recovery, workers say they’re still dogged by the concessions they made when the economy was weak.
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New research shows that even if wealthy residents move away, the revenue at death from those who stay outweighs any loss in income taxes.
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The heir to a foam-cup fortune is believed to own more land than anyone on the storied tax haven of Grand Cayman, just as rising seas threaten to engulf it.
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Millions of Flickr images were sucked into a database called MegaFace. Now some of those faces may have the ability to sue.
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Mr. Gates has minimized his ties to Mr. Epstein. But a Times investigation reveals they had a closer relationship than previously known.
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Language like “invasion” and the “replacement” of Americans has increasingly become a regular part of Fox News broadcasts, Rush Limbaugh shows and other prominent conservative media.
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Deutsche Bank. North Korea. The Intelligence Committee’s investigation of the president. Again and again, one man has taken his trove of secret documents — and uncanny nose for scandal — to the center of the news.
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