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Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take" discusses how businesses are taking political sides.

The entertainer is best known for her role on "Boy Meets World."

Social networking giant LinkedIn is allowing its staff members a full, paid week off to prevent work-from-home burnout.

Rapper Bhad Bhabie set the internet ablaze after earning more than $1 million in just under six hours in her OnlyFans debut.

Facebook admitted Friday it suspended the accounts of the suspect in the fatal US Capitol incident — as news outlets reported he was a Nation of Islam devotee who recently lost his job and believed the government was conducting mind control experiments on him.

Microsoft Corp. is in advanced talks to acquire messaging platform Discord Inc. for $10 billion or more, according to people familiar with the matter, as the software giant seeks to deepen its consumer offerings.

Jegara Igbara, who gained more than one million followers under the Instagram account where he went by "Jay Mazini," allegedly defrauded at least $2.5 million from his followers through a Bitcoin scheme. 

According to a new report, fast food companies and junk food companies have been targeting teens by marketing on social media platforms.

Robinhood lays out confidential plans for an IPO.

Facebook is refuting the details of a new report that found 267 groups were promoting "violence-glorifying content" during the 2020 election.

Twitter is seeking input from users on their policies regarding politicians and world leaders on their platforms, as the company continues to face fallout from its decision to permanently block former President Trump from the platform.

Reddit investors are still monkeying around.

Chinese regulators appear to have put career website LinkedIn on notice this week. Here's the latest...