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10 things in tech you need to know today

Amazon is hiring 100,000 warehouse workers and raising pay, and Elon Musk told Tesla employees they don't have to go to work if they're sick.

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10 science-backed signs you're smarter than average

Think you're smarter than everyone you know? You could be, scientists say, if you're tall, funny, and a firstborn.

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5 major chains including KFC and Chipotle are offering free delivery right now due to the coronavirus pandemic

Major chains like KFC and Chipotle have started offering free delivery to customers because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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There's a 'bubble' around the Pentagon chief as the coronavirus spreads — Trump says he hasn't thought about doing the same

As the Pentagon takes precautions to protect senior leadership from the coronavirus, the White House apparently is not doing the same.

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Here are the 30 most powerful people in Bank of America's $8 billion bond-trading division, which has had 2 leadership shakeups in 2020

COO Tom Montag oversees one of the most formidable FICC divisions on Wall Street. Here are his top executives and lieutenants.

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Apple's culture of secrecy is making it hard for employees to work remotely during the coronavirus outbreak, report says

Some Apple employees have experienced issues accessing internal systems at home because of security restrictions.

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An airline pilot reveals the meanings of 24 code words passengers don't understand

Here's how to speak "airline" according to airline pilot Patrick Smith, who explains terms such as all-call, direct flight, and ground stop.

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The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X are both scheduled to arrive in 2020. Here's how they stack up.

By this time next year, a new PlayStation and a new Xbox will have launched. But which one is right for you?

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A billionaire has been trying to sell his $79 million Versailles-inspired mansion for almost 7 years. Take a look inside the most expensive home on the market in NYC.

The townhouse in New York's Upper East Side, steps from Central Park, was originally listed for $114 million in 2013.

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