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Taylor Swift donates $50K to a sick fan with leukemia; crowdfunding site GoFundMe changes rules
Taylor Swift's generous donation of $50,000 via GoFundMe has led the well-known crowdfunding website to raise its fundraising limits.
Wal-Mart takes on Amazon Prime Day, with more than 2,000 exclusive rollback online
Amazon is not going to get away with the sales spotlight as Wal-Mart launches its own version of Prime Day Wednesday, bringing the battle for sales spotlight to a whole new level.
Brooklyn Law School to reimburse 15% of the tuition for unemployed graduates
Officials from a New York Law School claim that it usually takes nine months for their graduates to find the appropriate job or get the requisite license. With this fact in mind, Brooklyn Law School announced plans to reimburse tuition for its students who are still unemployed nine months after graduating.
Lenovo smartphones to get software update to Android Lollipop; Update available to unlocked handsets only
Smartphone maker Lenovo has announced that several of its devices will be updated to Android Lollipop. The news was announced through the company's Upgrade Matrix page.