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Using Kensho, a quantitative tool used by hedge funds, CNBC Pro found the best-performing securities after big junk bond rallies.

American astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian astronaut Mikhail Kornienko returned to Earth yesterday, after spending nearly a year living on the International Space Station.

Thomas Tuchel's side are now just five points behind the Bundesliga leaders after their victory with the two sides set to clash at Signal Iduna Park on Saturday evening

Amy Schumer is in hot water again over racially-charged humor.

Not only does he still have hair — he still cuts it, too. Anthony Mancinelli, certified by Guinness World Records as the oldest barber on the planet, celebrated his 105th birthday Wednesday in New Windsor, N.Y.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A case of burning love caused thousands of dollars in damage at a school playground in Alaska.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A case of burning love caused thousands of dollars in damage at a school playground in Alaska.

Anchorage police say a fire from lit paper ignited rubber mulch and spread to two pieces of playground equipment, destroying both. Police spokeswoman Jennifer Castro says investigators recommended charges of criminal mischief, criminal negligent burning and failure to control or report a fire.

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Bert van Oostveen feels the club would "need Houdini and Dutch magician Hans Klok" to find a way out of their current situation and remain a professional club

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With a net worth of more than $87 billion, Bill Gates is still the richest person in the world. 

It wasn't dumb luck that got him that spot – Gates is a smart, aggressive business mind who was never afraid to make enemies in his drive to take Microsoft to the top. 

From Harvard dropout to an Albuquerque rental office to the top of the world, here's how Bill Gates turned Microsoft into a global force, and became a billionaire in the process.

William Henry Gates III was born in Seattle... Читать дальше...

Everyone please don your tinfoil hats in earnest now, because this story has all the elements of a really strange murder mystery.

UCLA students, faculty and alumni are escalating their complaints against the university over its decision to allow a prominent history professor accused of sexual harassment to return to campus with what they regard as inadequate sanctions.

Rob Kardashian is hoping to grace the reality TV screen once again.

Kansas Republicans have set up special caucus for Shocker fans in St. Louis for the game

Miramax, the film company behind movies such as "Pulp Fiction" and "Good Will Hunting," has been sold to BeIN Media Group, a broadcaster based in Qatar. 

Ulster Academy head coach Kieran Campbell believes their youth development set-up can become the best in Europe.

The country’s largest lender, State Bank of India, has approached the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) seeking arrest of Vijay Mallya in a bid to recover loans to Kingfisher Airlines, which was promoted by the liquor baron.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is about to embark on a high-profile multi-year effort to put on exhibits in the Whitney's former building. WSJ Arts in Review editor Eric Gibson joins Tanya Rivero to discuss what to expect from the new Met Breuer. Photo: Tanya Rivero for The Wall Street Journal

March is Women’s History Month, and so while Yahoo Style is always very female-centric, we’re taking a moment to break from our typical leading ladies — the Kardashians, the Hadids — to showcase some lesser-known, but equally inspiring, influential, all-around standout ladies in creative fields. See which kick-ass women made our list below!

West Indies all-rounder Andre Russell misses a third doping test in 12 months, putting his World Twenty20 at risk.

From architecture firm SOM and the U.S. Department of Energy, here's a glimpse at how architects think we might live off-the-grid, and in the future. The post Tiny 3-D Printed Building Shares Its Energy With an (Also 3-D Printed) SUV appeared first on WIRED.

Truce agreements with four Syria's moderate opposition field commanders have been concluded in the past 24 hours, talks with 11 more are underway, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Wednesday.

A former Nobel Prize winner in Argentina says President Barack Obama should skip his planned March 24 visit to the country.

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Donald Trump was declared the winner in seven states on Super Tuesday, giving him the most delegates of any current Republican candidate. He even clinched the endorsement of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (who looked like he regretted it immediately).

Now, there’s been a huge spike in people searching “move to Canada” on Google in the wake of the March 1st results.

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Datajournalist and Data Editor at Google Simon Rodgers was the first to spot the trend on Twitter. Читать дальше...