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    JPMorgan exec on investing during unstable times: “Ignore the headlines”

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    Washington’s newest kingmakers

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    ADM’s solution to volatility: Diversification

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    Leave Google for government? For new U.S. CTO, ‘It was a no brainer.’

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    Want to perform your best? It might be time to quit your job.

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    Buffett: Detroit will be better, stronger after bankruptcy

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    The 10 most anticipated business books this fall

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    What shipping can tell us about the global economy

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    How America fell in love with a 685-page economics treatise

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    An easier solution to wealth inequality?

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    Why e-tailers in Scandanavia don’t sell in Schenectady

    By Rachel Sugar and Anne VanderMey
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    How to be Sherlock Holmes in the boardroom

    By Sam McNerney and Anne VanderMey