Shake Shack’s CEO has special post-IPO dinner plans (hint: not a Big Mac)
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Obama launches DNA data drive to revolutionize disease treatments
New Precision Medicine Initiative aims to catalog the DNA of at least 1 million Americans in order to ‘bring us closer to curing diseases like cancer and diabetes.’
Stock markets end a downbeat January
Both the Dow Jones and S&P 500 ended the month down by more than 3%.
The $100/barrel party is over. Big Oil needs to go on a diet
The $100/barrel party is over. Big Oil needs to go on a diet
High oil prices gave the oil industry several bad habits, including runaway spending, poor planning, and engineering mistakes.
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Shake Shack’s CEO has special post-IPO dinner plans (hint: not a Big Mac)
Garutti's 2.7% stake in the company is now worth more than $46 million.
Obama launches DNA data drive to revolutionize disease treatments
New Precision Medicine Initiative aims to catalog the DNA of at least 1 million Americans in order to ‘bring us closer to curing diseases like cancer and diabetes.’
Stock markets end a downbeat January
Both the Dow Jones and S&P 500 ended the month down by more than 3%.
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