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2017

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Lawmakers Release New Data On Kremlin-Linked Facebook Ads

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The ads showed Russian actors targeted people on Facebook based on interests such as gun ownership, as well as by race, religion and political preference. The ads were published after Facebook and Twitter for weeks declined calls by Congressional leaders to make the Kremlin-linked ads public.



The Charities That Raised The Most Money Last Year

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Last year was a good one for the world of charity in the United States. Top nonprofit organizations raised more than $108 billion from private sources. These are the top 400, in terms of money raises, according to The Chronicle of Philanthropy.

Winning The Sports Retail Race: Under Armour And NIKE Hit The Wall

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Sportswear leaders NIKE and Under Armour both reported declining sales in North America market. Examines why these brands are losing traction, while competitors Adidas and LuluLemon are prospering. Plus why NIKE and Under Armour are losing support with specialty retailers.

Dodgers Dave Roberts Really Does Know Best

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Roberts is doing something no man has done in 29 years and what only two others have done in over 60 -- win the final game of a baseball season and bring home a trophy. But if you want someone else -- his predecessor, for example -- be my guest.

Democrats Berate Facebook, Twitter For Tepid Response To Russian Threat

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Facebook, Twitter and Google faced withering criticism in Wednesday morning’s Senate intelligence committee hearing on Russian meddling in U.S. politics for what democratic lawmakers called a lackluster response to an issue that extends far beyond foreign-backed election advertisements.

Bitcoin Bonanza: Best ETFs and Mutual Funds For Bullish Bets On The Blockchain

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The easiest way to bet on this blockchain bullion is via exchange-traded funds, ETFs, mutual funds or even hedge funds (if you’re a qualified investor) that bought into Bitcoin Investment Trust. BIT trades on the OTC Markets under the ticker GBTC and charges a fat 2% annual management fee.





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