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Food giants like Nestle, Unilever, and Kellogg's denied an explosive report claiming they are destroying the 'orangutan capital of the world’ by buying illegally sourced palm oil

The snack brands are allegedly sourcing illegal palm oil from mills growing in protected reserves in Sumatra, Indonesia.

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The ultimate guide to going freelance — and making more than you did at a full-time gig

Toying with the idea of going freelance? We've rounded up expert panelists who made the plunge from full time to freelance.

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'South Park' creators issue a mocking 'apology' to China after the show was reportedly banned in the country

The most recent episode of "South Park," "Band in China," mocked the country's censorship and Hollywood's reliance on its theatrical market.

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Yes, Apple just killed iTunes — here's what that means for your library of music, movies, and TV shows

The contents of iTunes will now be split up between three apps: Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, and Apple TV.

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Wall Street gave Adam Neumann up to $500 million he was going to pay back after WeWork's IPO. Now that the offering is pulled, banks are scrambling to hammer out a solution.

The new terms may require Neumann to put up other properties or assets as collateral, according to a person familiar with the talks.

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A man who retired at 65 says his No. 1 rule for a simple retirement is clear: be married

"It's about having two incomes," the retiree Bill Brown, who's been married for 41 years, said. "It makes it a lot simpler."

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14 incredibly useful Google Maps features everyone should know about

From sharing your location to saving your favorite places, these Google Maps features will make planning trips a whole lot easier.

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A man who retired at 43 says he made 2 important money decisions before leaving work

Before retiring in August, Leif Dahleen had a financial to-do list that included making a plan for health insurance and funding his kids' 529 plans.

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A golden chamber buried under a mountain in Japan contains water so pure it can dissolve metal, and it's helping scientists detect dying stars

The Super-Kamiokande neutrino detector is a physics experiment the size of a 15-story building, buried under a mountain in Japan.

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