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August 8, 2016

Walmart buys Jet.com for $3 billion

Walmart stands to gain "fresh ideas and expertise, as well as an attractive brand with proven appeal."

July 21, 2016

Kickass Torrents pirating site goes down after alleged founder is arrested in Poland

Kickass Torrents, which you may know simply as KAT, is currently down, and there's no telling when and if it'll ever come back.

July 18, 2016

Is love in the air? Smell dating offers scent-based matches

An internet project has asked people to welcome “the musky possibilities” of dating solely via a sense of smell, an idea that may hold an appeal for people who think that tradition dating stinks.

July 11, 2016

'Pleasantly surprised' man gives jail cell positive TripAdvisor-style review

A new facility in Birmingham, U.K., recently received an impressive review that has been generating plenty of buzz.

July 8, 2016

Here's why 2016 will have an extra second

It’s official— the year 2016 will actually be one second longer than originally planned.

July 6, 2016

'Ghost town' listed on Craigslist for $350,000

If you love tiny towns, now is your chance to own one.

July 5, 2016

FTC investigating Ashley Madison, report says

The probe may be related to the so-called fembots Avid used to impersonate real women.

June 27, 2016

Brexit: Investigators probe online petition for second EU referendum, remove 77,000 fake signatures

An inquiry has been launched into an online petition calling for a second U.K. referendum on European Union membership, with investigators removing 77,000 fake signatures Sunday.

June 27, 2016

Brexit could cause havoc with .eu registered domains

Businesses that are reliant on ecommerce or web traffic may soon be scrambling to find new domain names as Brexit will make many with .eu domain registrations ineligible after the UK exits the EU.

June 22, 2016

Reddit users got unruly graffiti artist banned from all US national parks

Reddit users have helped authorities to identify a vandal who defaced trails and rock formations in several national parks. The culprit, Casey Nocket, was a graffiti artist who glorified her work on her social media accounts.