Over 1,500 California fires in the last 6 years — including the deadliest ever — were caused by one company: PG&E. Here’s what it could have done, but didn’t.

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Regular blackouts are PG&E's new strategy to avoid starting fires. A writer called it "the most detested, and detestable, corporation in California."

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Over 1,500 California fires in the last 6 years — including the deadliest ever — were caused by one company: PG&E. Here's what it could have done, but didn't.

Over 1,500 California fires in the last 6 years — including the deadliest ever — were caused by one company: PG&E. Here's what it could have done, but didn't.

Regular blackouts are PG&E's new strategy to avoid starting fires. A writer called it "the most detested, and detestable, corporation in California."

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The whistleblower at the heart of the impeachment inquiry has offered to answer written questions from House Republicans, their lawyer says

The whistleblower at the heart of the impeachment inquiry has offered to answer written questions from House Republicans, their lawyer says

The lawyer for the whistleblower whose complaint incited the impeachment inquiry is willing to answer written questions from House Republicans.

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One market expert breaks down why the 'mother of all bubbles' is unlike anything investors have ever seen — and lays out additional evidence that a crisis is approaching

One market expert breaks down why the 'mother of all bubbles' is unlike anything investors have ever seen — and lays out additional evidence that a crisis is approaching

Private-equity giant Blackstone says several investing risks that seem to be distinct from each other are collectively painting a bad picture.

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These are the best tech-themed and internet-inspired Halloween costumes in 2019, from Elizabeth Holmes to AirPods

These are the best tech-themed and internet-inspired Halloween costumes in 2019, from Elizabeth Holmes to AirPods

Here are some of the best tech- and internet-themed costumes from this year's Halloween, from WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann to VSCO girls.

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4 things to do with your money now, while interest rates are low

4 things to do with your money now, while interest rates are low

To take advantage of the low Fed funds rate, now is a good time to consider consolidating credit-card debt and refinancing student loans.

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Ad agency giants WPP and Dentsu are fighting in-housing — by helping brands adopt the trend

Ad agency giants WPP and Dentsu are fighting in-housing — by helping brands adopt the trend

Major agency networks are betting that they can keep clients' business by helping them with their advertising in-housing efforts.

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Evan Spiegel doesn't regret the Snapchat redesign that tanked Snap's stock and pushed Kylie Jenner to quit

Evan Spiegel doesn't regret the Snapchat redesign that tanked Snap's stock and pushed Kylie Jenner to quit

Spiegel said Snapchat's 2018 redesign resulted in higher engagement with professionally made premium content.

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This English priest with 100,000 Instagram followers says he's tired of comparisons to Fleabag's 'hot priest' and getting unsolicited nudes

This English priest with 100,000 Instagram followers says he's tired of comparisons to Fleabag's 'hot priest' and getting unsolicited nudes

Aside from unwarranted nude photos, Rev. Chris Lee told The Telegraph that social media fame has allowed him to spread his faith to the masses.

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Canceling student-loan debt could have limited positive impact and introduce 'moral hazard' that would make the situation worse, Moody's warns

Canceling student-loan debt could have limited positive impact and introduce 'moral hazard' that would make the situation worse, Moody's warns

If student loan debt were canceled, "the magnitude of the stimulus would depend on the size of the debt relief and income level of the beneficiaries."

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The Saudi Aramco IPO may miss its $2 trillion valuation target by more than $700 billion

The Saudi Aramco IPO may miss its $2 trillion valuation target by more than $700 billion

Bank of America's estimated IPO price, sent to investors on Sunday, came in at as low as $1.22 trillion, Bloomberg reported.

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