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The latest movie is hitting Leaking Season.

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Lyft got a jump on rival Uber with its IPO. Investors liked the offering despite the ride-hailing company's growing losses.

The iPhone charging accessory was announced in September 2017 but failed to materialize. And now it never will.

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