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The FBI Paid More Than $1 Million to Hack Phone Plus: McDonald's is testing a super Big Mac.

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Settled. Uber to pay $100 million in class-action lawsuit. The company can keep its drivers as independent contractors.

Super sized. McDonald's is testing a super Big Mac.

Paid. To hack the San Bernadino phone, the FBI paid more than $1 million.

Planned. GE opens a 3-D manufacturing facility in Pittsburgh.

Ordered. Tesla received more than 400,000 orders for its latest model.

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