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L'Oreal Hair Product Causes Hair Loss?
The Michelle Obama endorsed hair product has 100,000 plaintiffs claiming hair loss from a possible toxic ingredient.
Quora Question: How Is Apple Music Beneficial to Apple?
Apple’s entry into music subscription services may have saved iTunes.
Will Wells Fargo Still Pay Executives who Oversaw Fraud
While the Senators believe the issue is systemic in Wells Fargo's business model, Wells Fargo has fired and blamed the lower branch workers and has yet to respond to the Senator's letter.
Robert Reich: How to Stop Companies Abandoning America
Corporations that desert America should no longer be entitled to the advantages of being American.
U.K. Government Approves Hinkley Point Nuclear Plant
Theresa May had held back on approving the previous prime minister’s plan.
Public Option Health Is Slipping Through the Back Door
The presumption is that public option health care would require Congress’s consent. Not so.
How to Prevent Drones Colliding in Crowded Skies
Smart regulation will help drones integrate safely into the current air traffic control system.
Can Apple Avoid $14.5B in Taxes in Ireland?
Regardless of which course of action Apple pursues, the case will likely take years to fully sort out.
The Differences Between Older, Younger Millennials?
Younger millennials hold an egalitarian, real-time view, where intelligence, abilities and performance at any given point hold more weight than any relevant past experience.
Hulu, Amazon Still Looking Up at Netflix
While some may be skeptical of its long-term prospects, Netflix still rules the streaming video market.
Could 'The Dark Tower' be Sony's Next Blockbuster?
The adaptation of the Stephen King series has the potential to be a breakout hit.
Google Has Uber in Long-term Sights With Waze App
If automated ride-hailing services take off, Google is well positioned to become a dominant player in the market.
States Attorneys General Are for Sale
Republican state attorneys general granted private meetings to the biggest fossil fuel companies in exchange for six-figure contributions.
The Apple Tax Avoidance Scam Is Just the Start
Over 2 trillion dollars of U.S. corporate profits are parked abroad—all of it escaping corporate income tax.
U.S. Temporarily Blocks North Dakota Pipeline
The move came shortly after a U.S. district judge rejected a request from Native Americans to block the project.
Robert Reich: Hillary Clinton Must Curb Runaway CEO Pay
Now that Wall Street is no longer restrained by the federal bailout, it’s issuing stock options with a vengeance.
Wells Fargo Fined $185 Million for Fraud
The bank opened more than 2 million deposit and credit card accounts that may not have been authorized, according to the CFPB.
Robert Reich: We Must Share the Benefits of Free Trade
Those whose pay has declined because of trade don’t make up for that loss through access to cheaper goods from abroad.
Robert Reich: Economy Is Rigged Against Ordinary People
Even those at the top would do better in a society that hadn’t become so susceptible to demagogues blaming immigrants and imports.
Apple Watch 2: How to Watch the Launch
Can the Apple Watch 2 reignite interest in the flagging wearable?
Are Robots Taking Over Fast Food Restaurants?
Robotics is being embraced by the industry but fast food workers shouldn't worry about their jobs yet.
John McAfee Sues Intel to Use His Own Name
McAfee tells Newsweek he is "pissed off" that Intel is trying to prevent him using his own name.
The Jet Set: Wealthy Touring Colleges in Private Planes
As many Americans struggle with student loan debt, the wealthy are spending the equivalent of a college tuition to visit top schools.
Would Any Company Buy Lyft?
It would take billions to buy and leverage Lyft, and for what? It isn't the majority service anywhere it operates.