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    Why the nation’s lawyers might be getting dumber

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    Tech workers: Well-paid, but less happy than most

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    Why Amazon’s incredibly demanding workplace isn’t killing worker productivity

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    This economic indicator is the best it’s been in 15 years

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    HBO strikes deal for Sesame Street episodes

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    Trader Joe’s vs. Whole Foods: Which store boosts your home value the most?

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    Wall Street’s latest perk for new moms: Flying nannies

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    Why renting in America is more expensive than it’s ever been

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    Here’s how Tesla plans to lure more car buyers in New York

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    Uber drivers could earn thousands in benefits as full-time employees

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    Here’s why Adobe didn’t match Netflix’s unlimited maternity leave

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    Raising worker pay reduces smoking

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    $15 minimum wage may increase fast food prices and New York City residents are ok with that

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    Prior to Jon Stewart’s last show, Viacom’s stock is getting crushed

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