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By: Rachel Lerman
Amazon employs thousands of workers in the Treasure Valley and has grown into one of Idaho’s largest employers.
By: Rachel Lerman, Julian Mark
Banking woes weigh on markets as Deutsche Bank stock slips. The market jitters suggest investors are not confident that the banking crisis is settled.
By: Rachel Lerman
Twitter tweeted on Friday that it will remove the small blue check marks, once used to denote notable accounts that had their identities verified, unless users pay $8 per month.
By: Aaron Gregg, Rachel Lerman
The Texas billionaire is at the center of a ProPublica report describing allegedly undisclosed gifts for justice Clarence Thomas.
By: Rachel Lerman, Julian Mark
Police have disclosed few details in the days since Bob Lee, 43, was fatally stabbed in San Francisco.
The city, which has sustained rapid tech growth, is looking for its next act.
By: Jeremy B. Merrill, Faiz Siddiqui, Rachel Lerman
One year after launching a hostile takeover bid, Elon Musk’s Twitter is a shadow of its former self.
The new live-action movie hitting theaters July 21 is highly anticipated ... among adults.
By: Julian Mark, Rachel Lerman
A federal appeals court denied the Theranos founder’s request to remain free as she appeals her conviction on wire fraud charges.
By: Jacob Bogage, Annabelle Timsit, Rachel Lerman
A judge ordered Holmes, founder of the failed blood-testing startup Theranos, to begin serving her 11-year sentence for fraud and conspiracy on May 30.
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