Artworks of British renegade graffiti artist Banksy became popular overnight in New York as city authorities had tried in vain to catch him for vandalism charges.
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Icahn overrules son on Netflix share sale
Despite the protestations of son Brett, Carl Icahn still pushed on with the sale of shares in Netflix.
Police names Drai's After Hours gunman
The gunman in the Drai's After Hours nightclub shooting was identified as Benjamin Frazier. The Las Vegas Metro police disclosed the name of the suspect involved in the Drai's After Hours nightclub shooting early Monday morning.
Drai's After Hours shooting leads one dead, two critical
An early-morning shooting at Drai's After Hours in Bally's over a USD 30 entry fee led to the death of a patron and the wounding of two employees.
Bezos seen investing up to USD50 million on Web series like Betas to lure potential shoppers
In the midst of declining traditional TV viewership, Amazon had been seen attracting potential shoppers to watch its original content like Web series "Betas."
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Caesars Entertainment would no longer be partnering with Suffolk Downs to bid for a casino gambling license in the Boston area.
An impending economic crisis could have happened to Americans should US Congress and the government had not arrived at a debt ceiling agreement.
NBC had cancelled "Welcome to the Family" and "Ironside" after only three episodes.
Prime Ventures invests in mobile games platform AppLift. An additional investment of USD7 million from Prime Ventures was received by mobile games marketing platform AppLift.
A total of USD50 million in investment funding was received by mobile game developer Chukong Technologies from backers including GGV capital and Sequoia Capital.
Zynga co-founder Justin Waldron announced his departure via a Facebook post. Zynga co-founder Justin Waldron recently announced that he would be leaving the gaming giant after six and a half years.
According to a report by Techcrunch, Prime Ventures provided a capital infusion of USD7 million to mobile games marketing platform AppLift.
Vivendi, a French mass media company, said it would acquire USD2.7 billion of its U.S. dollar-denominated debt after it received payment for its stake sale in Activision Blizzard.
South Korean communication app maker Line would stand to be valued at USD8 billion should it go public, according to information technology news site The Next Web.
