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  • Janet Yellen testifies on Capitol Hill in WashingtonFinance

    Here’s why we’re just six weeks away from higher interest rates

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  • 85180184Real Estate

    Student loan debt is not hurting America’s housing market

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  • Salt Sauna, Bodø, NorwayLuxury

    The world’s largest sauna has opened in Norway, and it is stunning

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  • 2013 Jeep Cherokee

    Jeep Hack: Fiat recalls 1.4 million vehicles for software fix

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  • Do those cooking show delicacies look good? Why not order them with a single click?Tech

    Amazon’s stock is on an absolute tear

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  • Social Media IllustrationsTech

    Could Twitter and Facebook stop the next terrorist attack?

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  • Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard in Jurassic World.Arts & Entertainment

    Jurassic World will get a sequel in 2018

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  • Protesters hold signs at a rally in support of minimum wage increase in New York, U.S., on Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Fast-food workers held rallies in 236 U.S. cities Wednesday in their biggest protest yet for higher pay and union rights. Photographer: Victor J. Blue/BloombergRetail

    The winners and losers of New York’s new $15 fast-food minimum wage

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  • Marco Rubio And John Kasich Speak At National Review Institute 2015 Ideas SummitFinance

    This is the most un-American policy idea in the 2016 election

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  • HIllary Rodham ClintonFinance

    The bewildering inconsistency of Clinton’s capital gains tax plan

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  • U.S. Supreme Court legalizes same-sex marriage nationwideCareers

    Firing for sexual orientation is illegal, says EEOC

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  • Google Opens New Berlin OfficeTech

    Google shares hit all-time high

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  • Matteo Renzi Visits BerlinFinance

    Europe’s troubles go way beyond Greece: Next up, Italy

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  • Lloyd BlankfeinFinance

    Meet Goldman Sachs’s newest billionaire: the CEO

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  • Former Dean Of Harvard Law School Nominated To U.S. Supreme CourtCareers

    Why this law firm refuses to hire Ivy League grads

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