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The 11 coolest cars we can't wait to see at CES

Big names like Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, and Jeep will have production and concept vehicles on display this year. So will startups like Byton.

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Goldman Sachs studied a century of history to nail down the 5 biggest triggers of recessions — and concluded that 2 pose risks we've never seen before

Goldman Sachs experts unearth the historical triggers of recession that remain threatening even after a century of combating them.

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Twitter users are slamming a World War 3 themed video game after it used the American-Iranian conflict to promote its product

"Iran starting World War 3? Simulate any #WWIII scenario you can think of in Conflict of Nations right now!" Conflict of Nations tweeted on Friday.

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Trump claims his 'Media Posts' on Twitter now count as official notification to Congress about any plans to attack Iran

There is no basis for President Trump's claim, because tweets do not constitute official congressional notification.

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These 7 charts show all the ways Satya Nadella transformed Microsoft from a tech has-been to a trillion-dollar giant in 6 years

Business Insider analyzed Microsoft's securities filings and market data since Nadella took over as CEO in 2014 to detail his impact on the company.

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Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais roasted Apple for its 'Chinese sweatshops' in front of hordes of celebrities as Tim Cook watched from the audience

Gervais described Apple TV+ drama "The Morning Show" as "made by a company that runs sweatshops in China."

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Iran is withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal after Trump ordered deadly strike on its top general

Iran is withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal, a move that could be perceived as the country taking a big step toward obtaining a nuclear weapon.

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Meet secretive Nutella billionaire Giovanni Ferrero, who built a $32 billion fortune off Tic Tacs, Butterfingers, and his namesake chocolates

An anonymous executive at The Ferrero Group once compared the company's security measures to those of NASA.

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US spies detected Iranian ballistic missiles at a heightened state of readiness following the assassination of Qassem Soleimani

The New York Times reports Iranian ballistic missiles were being readied for unknown reasons after Soleimani's death, prompting a warning from Trump.

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