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Review: GoPro Karma drone soars with great video

Lower price, ease of use makes GoPro competitive with DJI

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Before your holiday shopping begins, you'll want to know which cards you have at home, in your wallet and elsewhere.

Amazon's Black Friday deals start today
It's November, which means time to start holiday shopping.

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Streaming service Vudu has begun offering ad-supported free movies and TV.

Cutting the Cord: Vudu streams thousands of free movies, shows
Vudu wants to become a streaming service for Everyman.

news

Angie's List is headquartered east of downtown Indianapolis.

Angie's List exploring 'strategic alternatives,' shares surge
Shares of the local recommendations service jumps on news.

cars

Getaround.com co-founder Jessica Scorpio in a 2011 file photo

Toyota will test keyless car sharing
Toyota will test a new car-sharing system next year that lets users unlock doors and start cars with their smartphones.

markets

Is the recent merger mania a bad sign for stocks?
Wall Street's latest deal craze could be signaling a looming top for the stock market.

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Microsoft announced Wednesday that five manufacturers will be selling tethered VR headsets that will be powered by Windows Holographic, presenting consumers with a lower-cost entry into the world of virtual reality than Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, whic

Microsoft, not Apple, hosted must-see tech event
A funny thing happened last week when Microsoft and Apple held dueling product events — Microsoft hosted the grabber.

politics

Peter Thiel: 'What Trump represents isn't crazy, and it's not going away'
PayPal co-founder talks Trump, trade and Gawker lawsuit in a high-profile speech.

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Taavet Hinrikus, CEO of TransferWise, a billion-dollar fintech company based in London that operates in 35 countries.

Banks not keeping up with tech times, says fintech CEO
TransferWise co-founder Hinrikus sees opportunity as Millennials demand more for less.

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Researchers say this is why Facebook users live longer
Good news if you enjoy perusing Facebook daily. A new study shows you'll live longer, although it matters how you use the social networking site. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has more.