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  • Paul AllenFeatures

    The tech exec who’s trying to destroy Ebola

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  • A man looks at an electronic board at the Shanghai Stock Exchange in Lujiazui Financial Area in ShanghaiCareers

    Workaholics who skip vacation are forfeiting $52.4 billion annually

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  • Headquarters Of Photo And Video Sharing Application Snapchat

    Why Snapchat won’t be ad-free after today

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  • First Lady Michelle Obama with Sesame Street's Elmo (L) and Rosalita (R) announces an initiative aimed at promoting healthier nutrition for school children

    Thanks to Michelle Obama, healthy school lunch startups get a boost

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  • Leadership

    Meet John Pomp: Philadelphia’s glassblowing, surfing CEO

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  • US-IT-INTERNET-FACEBOOK

    In case of disaster, check Facebook

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  • A ball sits on a tee during the second r

    Golf start-up scores a birdie by getting its sensors into Apple stores

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    Poll: Many U.S. workers prefer a male boss

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  • International

    Mark Zuckerberg and 4 other business leaders who’ve donated to fight Ebola

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  • Dow Closes In On 13,000Finance

    Stock markets continue their downward spiral

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  • Fidelity Investments Annual Report 2013Leadership

    Abigail Johnson named CEO of Fidelity Investments

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  • Finance

    Another Apple event and lots of earnings: 5 things to watch for this week

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  • Shoppers outside the Kmart store in BroomfieldRetail

    Kmart becomes latest retailer to suffer security breach

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  • To paraphrase an old saying of Mark Twain’s, everybody talks about the traffic, but nobody does anything about it. We are constantly bombarded with data about how much time we waste in our cars and what it is costing us, but congestion seems to always gets worse. The latest data comes from iOnRoad, the android […]

    Voice apps are no remedy for distracted driving, study finds

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  • Anbang plans to close the Waldorf for up to three years.Features

    The Waldorf Astoria’s sale and 7 iconic New York City hotels

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