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Samsung just unveiled the first smartphone camera that goes beyond 100 megapixels

It's designed to take ultra-detailed photos, perform better in low light, and can record video at up to 6K resolution.

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'We are worried': Bank of America lays out the latest warning signs that a recession is approaching — and explains why the next crisis will be a lot harder to fight

The firm warns that there's now a "heightened" recession risk that the Fed may not be able counter, and it offers investing recommendations.

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Cruise-ship workers say they have so much sex that it's comparable to college

Sex among cruise ship workers is pervasive, current and former cruise ship employees told Business Insider.

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8 TV shows Netflix canceled even though critics loved them

Netflix has canceled plenty of critically acclaimed TV shows, including "Tuca and Bertie," "One Day at a Time," and "American Vandal."

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A $5.5 billion European fintech backed by Snoop Dogg is coming for PayPal. Here's its 1 huge disruptor advantage.

"Klarna is very user-oriented and does some things better than PayPal."

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More than 7,800 stores are closing in 2019 as the retail apocalypse drags on — here's the full list

Sears, Kmart, and Party City recently announced more store closings, and A'Gaci said it was going out of business and closing all of its 54 stores.

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The 16-year-old 'Fortnite' player who won $3 million at the Fortnite World Cup was 'swatted' during a stream

Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf was streaming "Fortnite" on Sunday night when police arrived at his parents' home.

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Having a Delta credit card gets you priority boarding every time you fly the airline — here's what you need to know

If you have a Delta Amex, you will get zone 1 priority boarding when flying the airline. Include your Delta frequent-flyer number on the reservation.

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The FBI reportedly raided financier Jeffrey Epstein's private island off the coast of St. Thomas, days after he died of an apparent suicide

FBI agents reportedly raided the private island of criminal financier Jeffrey Epstein, located off the coast of St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands.

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