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The weekly grind is coming to an end and the Rio Olympic Games are about to begin.

Going online at an Airbnb? Be careful with the WiFi
When staying at a stranger’s private home rental on Airbnb, be on high alert when connecting your computer or smartphone to the home’s WiFi internet connection.

Will Smith looks to reclaim his throne as king of summer with ‘Suicide Squad’
Summertime is when movie audiences sit back and unwind — get just a bit of a break from the norm, a little somethin’ to break the monotony — and over the last 20 years not many actors have defined summer movie madness better than Will Smith.

New York Times launches text-message journalism for Rio Olympics
The New York Times has embarked on a new form of storytelling to enhance its coverage of the Summer Olympics: Two-way text-messaging.

ABC won’t shake up format to introduce minority ‘Bachelor’
Despite criticism about “The Bachelor’s” failure to feature a minority in the title role, ABC has no plans to shake up the format in order to make that happen.

Cheap oil has killed nearly 200,000 U.S. jobs
Cheap oil has fueled a massive wave of job cuts that may not be over yet.

GE CEO Jeff Immelt says all new hires will learn to code
General Electric’s CEO wants every millennial that he hires to learn to code.

4DX expanding as theaters seek to draw in bigger audience
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Who will well dressed Olympic teams be wearing
Some of fashion’s biggest names will also be competing for glory at the Rio Olympics.

This cybersecurity company kills Pokemon
There’s now money to be made in Pokemon extermination.

Marijuana growth could push Scotts Miracle Gro’s stock higher
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Slingbox founder Blake Krikorian dead at 48
Silicon Valley has lost one of its bright entrepreneurs.

Starbucks attempts to appease angry workers, but falls short
Just before Starbucks announced higher wages this summer, a vocal group of employees had been clamoring over what they were calling a “labor crisis.”

Strangers trolling you on social media are on the rise
It’s no secret that online harassment is a huge issue.

Is Twitter finally about to get bought?
There’s finally some good news for Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey.

Facebook to websites: stop clickbait headlines — or else
Facebook is taking another stab at reducing the amount of “clickbait” in your news feed.

Trump’s campaign may be hurting traffic to Trump properties
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Here comes the … virtual reality wedding. Couple preserves memories in VR
When Daniel and Ilana tied the knot in Guatemala City earlier this year, the couple wanted to create a modern-day time capsule that would allow them to relive the day.

U.S. internet speeds just hit a milestone
Good news, internet addicts. U.S. internet speeds are up across the board for fixed broadband and wireless connections.

NYU dean wants to teach low-income students ‘how to fish’
As a young child growing up in Jamaica, Peter Blair Henry was struck by the extreme poverty he saw around him.

All the jobs I can find are for 3 or 6 months
The best job advice Jason Lewis ever got was from an older colleague who told him: “Invest in a trailer.”

Is the government making money off your student loans?
It’s easy to see why the 43 million Americans with student debt get riled up when they hear the government is making money off their loans.

SeaWorld stock hits all-time low
SeaWorld’s attendance is down and so is its stock price, which plunged to an all-time low Thursday.

Top golfers shun Rio, but Callaway CEO still excited
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Elizabeth Warren on Trump: ‘Nuclear war is bad for business’
Senator Elizabeth Warren believes Wall Street is supporting Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump for one reason: Sanity.

Apple and Maya Angelou team up for Olympics ad
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Brexit rescue: Bank of England slashes interest rates
The Bank of England has cut interest rates for the first time in seven years, and will revive a broader economic stimulus program to try to limit the damage from June’s Brexit vote.

Sprite’s #BrutallyRefreshing ads were brutally sexist
Sprite had hoped its latest advertising campaign would be “brutally refreshing.”

Saudi Arabia offers free food, flights to abandoned Indian workers
Thousands of stranded Indian workers in Saudi Arabia are about to get some much-needed help.

Why campaign reporters want you to watch this video of Trump rallies
This is a video that Donald Trump campaign reporters want you to watch.

Apple says it now pays women, men, whites and minorities equally
Apple says that it has achieved its goal of establishing equal pay for women and men, and it’s also becoming more diverse by ramping up its hiring of non-whites and women.

Stocks: 5 things to know before the open
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Let the games begin! Pokemon Go arrives in Rio in time for Olympics
It’s not an official sport, but Pokemon Go will be played in Rio during the Olympics.