Something Navy is bought for $1: How Arielle Charnas' clothing brand went from internet sensation to defunct site in 3 years

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Something Navy, created by Arielle Charnas, has experienced a dip in sales and many employees have left the company.

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The 14 deadliest jobs in America

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A software engineer built a tiny home for his mom and now he has a full-blown business selling DIY plans

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Dan Louche set up Tiny Home Builders in 2009.

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Shein has filed to go public and is reportedly seeking up to $90 billion valuation. Here's how the fast-fashion brand chartered a meteoric rise.

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TV personality Sofia Suescun attends a Shein event in Ibiza, Spain. Influencers have helped boost the fast-fashion brand's popularity.

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The world's most powerful militaries in 2023, ranked

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Pakistani military personnel stand beside a Shaheen III surface-to-surface ballistic missile during Pakistan Day military parade in Islamabad, Pakistan, in March 2017.
Pakistani military personnel stand beside a Shaheen III surface-to-surface ballistic missile during Pakistan Day military parade in Islamabad, Pakistan, in March 2017.

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The best Chromebook of 2023

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The best Chromebooks offer an affordable alternative to Windows and Mac laptops.

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Tim Cook's daily routine: The schedule of the Apple CEO who wakes up at 4 a.m. and reads hundreds of customer emails a day

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Apple CEO Tim Cook wakes up early and starts his day by sifting through the hundreds of emails he gets from customers.

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The remarkable stories behind 5 iconic photos of the Pearl Harbor attack

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Believed to be the first bomb dropped on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in the sneak-attack on Dec. 7, 1941, this picture was found torn to pieces at Yokusuka Base by photographer's mate 2/C Martin J. Shemanski of Plymouth, Pa. One Japanese plane is shown pulling out of a dive near bomb eruption (center) and another the air at upper right.
A Japanese fighter plane drops what's believed to be the first bomb on Pearl Harbor on Dec.

Penguins arguing, a sleepy polar bear, and a happy turtle are in the running for wildlife photo of the year, and you can vote on them

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A turtle lets a dragonfly balance on its face instead of immediately eating it, it's mouth open in what looks like a gleeful grin.
The photographer described this shot as "a moment of peaceful coexistence."

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15 celebrities who love shopping at Costco

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President Barack Obama greets an employee in the bakery at a Costco store in Lanham, Maryland, in 2014.

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