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Death hasn’t ended Michael Jackson’s commercial success

On a recent trip to India, I hailed a rickshaw that was pedaled, I soon noticed, by a man with a lame leg. It turns out that a few weeks earlier, the driver had been hit by a car while navigating the busy streets of New Delhi. Although he had managed to obtain medication from a local pharmacy for the agonizing pain – probably because his leg was broken – he could spare neither the time nor the money to see a surgeon

In May 2017, with a white paper and a small team of developers mostly located in Belgrade, Serbia, MobileGo raised $53 million in an initial coin offering (ICO). At the time, ICOs were new to the world of finance. Unlike initial public offerings, or IPOs, they required no lawyers, bankers or regulatory approval and were more akin to Kickstarter-style crowdfunding, except funds were raised in cryptocurrency, typically bitcoin or ethereum

Two days after Tesla delivered a record $312 million profit for the third quarter that far outstripped analysts’ expectations the electric-car maker that’s had more than its share of drama this year is contending with a new headache: a federal probe into whether it broke the law by misstating Model 3 production goals

For the seventh year in a row, Sofia Vergara is the highest-paid actress on television

Apple has managed to prevent the hottest iPhone hacking company in the world from doing its thing

Larry Gadea says he knew his startup Envoy was truly taking off when he found out WD-40 was using its software in multiple offices

In the surprise hit movie “Crazy Rich Asians” (based on a 2013 Kevin Kwan novel), a New York University economics professor (Rachel), travels with her boyfriend to Singapore to meet his family. There, she learns, apparently for the first time, that her significant other (Nick) is heir to one of Asia’s largest fortunes and has a mother intent on making sure her son does not marry a commoner, Asian-American or not