Brian Dumaine

Brian Dumaine is a senior editor-at-large at Fortune Brian O'Keefe is an assistant managing editor at Fortune and co-chair of its Brainstorm E conference.

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    Are you a hero of the Circular Economy?

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  • PAUL TUDOR JONES. PHOTOGRAPHED AUGUST 2015Leadership

    Can a (billionaire) hedge fund manager fix income inequality?

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  • Coca-Cola and PepsiCo each disclosed water conservation news on Monday.Leadership

    The water conservation challenge of Coke vs. Pepsi

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  • Oil rig derrick

    U.S. Manufacturing costs are almost as low as China’s, and that’s a very big deal

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  • A rendering of California’s high-speed-rail system, currently under construction, will link Los Angeles with San Francisco and make the 410-mile trek in under three hours with top speeds of more than 200 mph. The state eventually plans to extend the system to Sacramento and San Diego, totaling 800 miles with up to 24 stations.Features

    Why America is betting big on bullet trains

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  • Finance

    Billionaires versus big oil

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  • Debbie Dooley

    How the Tea Party is learning to love Al Gore— or at least his energy policy

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  • Nest Learning Thermostat, $249 The Nest is a gorgeous device to control … your heat. This high-tech version of the old plastic brick on the wall can be controlled over the Internet and ‘learns’ about you after living in your house for some time. The goal? To lower bills and save energy,Tech

    With oil and gas prices falling, is a Nest “smart” thermostat still worth the money?

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  • EPA Head Lisa Jackson Tours Method Home Care CompanyFeatures

    Davos Man embraces the Circular Economy

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  • 2015 Infiniti Q50

    The Infiniti Q50 took me for a ride

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  • Carlos Ghosn CEO of Nissan

    Renault-Nissan: Can anyone succeed Carlos Ghosn?

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  • A startup wants to apply the same “no money down” financing model that has worked on large-scale solar projects to other technologies.

    One startup’s big idea to boost the green revolution: lots of small financing

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  • A Hess fracking site near Williston, North Dakota

    Why America’s fracking revolution won’t be hurt (much) by low oil prices

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  • Taxes Next year, President Obama wants to reinstate the 20% R&D tax credit and make it permanent, adjust the alternative minimum tax for inflation, and reduce the corporate income tax rate to 28% from 35%. On the flip side, he has pledged to phase out the George W. Bush tax cuts on upper income Americans. […]International

    The five countries with the highest corporate tax rates

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  • Barack Obama, Xi Jinping

    Will Mitch McConnell sabotage Obama’s new climate deal with China?

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