Claire Groden

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  • Christmas Shoppers Hunt For Gifts On The High StreetRetail

    Urban Outfitters asks salaried employees to work weekends for free

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    Just 35% of male directors think having a female board member is ‘very important’

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  • US-IMF-ECONOMYInternational

    IMF lowers global growth expectations

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  • Apollo 17 Hasselblad image from film magazine 152/PP – Lunar orbit, Transearth coast, SIM Bay EVA / film retrieval.Tech

    See incredible rare images of NASA’s Apollo missions

    By Claire Groden and Kacy Burdette
  • 2015 Nobel Prize in PhysicsLeadership

    Nobel Prize in Physics awarded for discovering neutrinos have mass

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  • Road from Asmara to Addis AbabaInternational

    These countries have the world’s worst Internet access

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  • Debbie Teran carries a platter of food to patrons on Monday, December 27, 2010 at Noodles and Company in downtown Denver. Location general manager Ryan Quinn said the restaurant serves between 400-500 customers during the weekday lunch rush. "(Our) lunchLeadership

    This popular noodle chain is ditching artificial flavoring

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  • T-Mobile Begins Offering Apple's iPhoneTech

    Here’s who’s been hacked in the past two years

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  • Albertsons To Be Sold For $17.4 BillionFinance

    Albertsons plans to raise $1.9 billion in IPO

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  • Sbarro Pizza Chain Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy For Second Time Since 2011Leadership

    Sbarro is moving beyond the mall

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  • General Views Ahead Of Domestic Vehicle Sales Figures

    U.S. auto sales at 10-year high

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  • Staples Begins Recyling Electronics To Tackle "E-Waste"Retail

    Staples to customers: Stay away on Thanksgiving Day

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  • Elon Musk, chairman and chief executive officer of Tesla Motors Inc., demonstrates the falcon doors unveils the Model X sports utility vehicle (SUV) during an event in Fremont, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015. Tesla Motors Inc., the smallest publicly held U.S. automaker, hands over the first of its Model X sport utility vehicles Tuesday evening amid growing scrutiny of Volkswagen AG, one of the world's biggest car companies, after the admission that it cheated on emissions tests. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Elon Musk

    Bioweapons experts seriously doubt Tesla’s new apocalypse mode

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  • Plastic trash pollution on beach

    Report: Plastic pollution in the ocean is reaching crisis levels

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  • Caffeinated peanut butter is here

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