Jen Wieczner

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  • People queue at an ATM to withdraw cash in downtown Athens on July 9, 2015.International

    Greek startups can barely pay for wi-fi

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  • A music festival in Romania's Transylvanian region advertises its "pay with blood" option for buying tickets.International

    Dracula discount: Transylvanian music festival accepts payment in blood

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  • John Legere, CEO and President of T-Mobile US.Finance

    T-Mobile will pay this record fine for preventing 911 calls

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  • Greek Government Look Set To Default On Crucial Debt RepaymentFinance

    The Greek debt crisis turned these European stocks into even better buys

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  • A screen displays the share price for pharmaceutical maker AbbVie on the floor of the New York Stock ExchangeFinance

    Activist investors love spin-offs. Here’s why you should, too

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  • Black Friday Shopping Begins On Thanksgiving EveningRetail

    Gap taking over Toys ‘R’ Us’ Times Square flagship store

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  • Travis Kalanick, Uber’s CEO, is a focus of protesters’ anger.Tech

    Why the Obamacare decision is great for Uber

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  • The Boeing 787 factory in Everett, Washington.Finance

    These are the 9 best Fortune 500 stocks to buy

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  • It’s dark as the dungeon way down in the mining business.Finance

    The Fortune 500’s biggest stock market losers

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  • Apple store beside the West lake in Hangzhou , is theFinance

    The Fortune 500’s fastest-growing companies

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  • When times are good, some nonprofits need cheering up.Careers

    Can volunteerism survive 5.4% unemployment?

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  • Vladimir P. DemikhovTech

    This groundbreaking “Frankenstein” surgery will literally make your head spin

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  • SAN FRANCISCO, CA – JUNE 12: A sticker with the Uber logo is displayed in the window of a car on June 12, 2014 in San Francisco, California. The California Public Utilities Commission is cracking down on ride sharing companies like Lyft, Uber and Sidecar by issuing a warning that they could lose their ability […]Tech

    Uber banned from the Hamptons just as summer starts

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  • Harvard Business School students cheer as their MBA degreesLeadership

    Why MBAs are becoming less important

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  • Squawk Box - Season 20Leadership

    This is how much it costs to eat lunch with Warren Buffett

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