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Social media hates Australia’s new $5 note The Reserve Bank of Australia unveiled a new $5 note on Tuesday, eliciting howls and complaints from social media users.

Google is helping this school build a ‘Waze’ for the blind Like many Bostonians, Joanne Becker uses her smartphone to find the nearest bus stop. Unfortunately, GPS is only accurate give or take 30-feet, and unlike most people, Becker can’t look up to see exactly where the bus is going to stop. Becker is blind.

Ford F-150 pickup beats rivals in key crash test The all-aluminum Ford F-150 earned a Top Safety Pick award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety after receiving the best rating in a tough front crash test.

40,000 Verizon workers plan to strike Verizon may have a pretty big strike on its hands.

China to post worst quarterly growth in 7 years China is off to a rough start in 2016.

John Oliver rips into the credit reporting industry How can three numbers play such an important role in our lives?

Facebook, Microsoft say they pay women, men equally Facebook and Microsoft became the latest tech companies to claim that their female employees earn as much as their male counterparts.

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Bryan Adams refuses to play in Mississippi over anti-LGBT law Read full story for latest details.

Reinventing the color black Read full story for latest details.

Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne takes indefinite leave of absence over Hepatitis C complications Patrick Byrne, the mercurial CEO of Overstock.com, says that he is taking a leave of absence. It’s unclear when — or if — he’ll return.

Yahoo is for sale; bidders line up; Marissa Mayer is toast Yahoo is for sale, and bidders are lining up to grab their own, ever-shrinking piece of Internet history.

Is this a sucker’s rally? Read full story for latest details.

The steep cost of driving while black in California Driving while black in California can be expensive, especially if you are poor.

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New Starbucks rewards program starts Tuesday Despite customer outcry, Starbucks is gearing up to launch its new rewards program on Tuesday.

Magic Johnson-backed startup launches editorial hub Jopwell, a minority recruiting platform, is getting into content creation.

Amazon customers tell Jeff Bezos to ‘dump Trump’ More than 13,000 Amazon customers have signed a petition calling for the company to cut ties with Donald Trump.

‘Game of Thrones’ trailer sets up war with the White Walkers Winter is coming and it appears that the dead are coming with it.

Tesla recalls Model X for seat problem Tesla said Monday it’s recalling most Model X SUV over a safety problem with seats. The company is advising owners to not let anyone ride in the third row until the vehicles are fixed.

America’s richest men live 15 years longer than poor men Read full story for latest details.

What this 9-year-old already knows about reporting Hilde Kate Lysiak is only 9 years old, but she already understands the basics of journalism. Podcast favorites: Blindsided: How ISIS Shook The World | Bernie gets the Axe | Guns in America

Meet the first woman tailor to open a shop on Savile Row The male monopoly on Savile Row is over. After 200 years, the iconic London street has its first female master tailor.

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