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David Crosby, folk-rock musician who was a founding member of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, has died. He was 81.

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The U.S. has bumped up against the debt limit. The Treasury began special measures to avoid a default as Congress prepares for a debate on raising the ceiling.

Prosecutors plan to charge Alec Baldwin with involuntary manslaughter over the shooting of a "Rust" cinematographer, a person familiar with the probe said

FTX's new CEO said he's looking at restarting the bankrupt crypto exchange as he works to return money to customers and creditors

The Supreme Court has so far failed to identify who leaked the draft Roe v. Wade opinion after a monthslong investigation

Netflix said co-CEO Reed Hastings will transition to executive chairman. The streaming giant added more subscribers than expected last quarter.

T-Mobile said hackers stole data on about 37 million customers, including birth dates and billing addresses, the second major security breach at the company

The FAA said a contractor unintentionally deleted computer files from a pilot-alert system, leading to an outage that disrupted air traffic last week

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Genesis Global and two of its lending subsidiaries filed for bankruptcy protection, the latest domino to fall after the failure of exchange giant FTX

Google parent Alphabet plans to cut roughly 12,000 jobs, or 6% of its staff, in the company's largest-ever round of layoffs

WWE's Vince McMahon agreed to a multimilliion-dollar settlement with a former referee who said he raped her in 1986, people familiar with the matter said

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