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  • Leadership

    Elizabeth Warren Is Going After Insurance Companies

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  • The Oppenheimer Blue diamond.Luxury

    Christie’s Is Going to Auction the Largest Blue Diamond Ever

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  • Oracle Corp. Database In Memory LaunchTech

    Google Says It Doesn’t Owe Oracle More Than $8 Billion in Damages

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  • Solar Modules

    CEO of SunEdison Yieldcos Abruptly Resigns

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  • Cleveland Chosen To Host 2016 Republican National ConventionLeadership

    The Republican National Convention May Be Turning Into a Toxic Brand

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  • Police presence in Woodland Terrace after spate of killingsLeadership

    Washington Is Considering an Unconventional Way to Fight Crime

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  • Taxi Drivers Protest Possible Uber Expansion In NYCTech

    This Uber Exec Reportedly Caused a Staff Exodus

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  • Presidential Candidates Address NRA Annual Meeting In St. LouisLeadership

    Scott Walker Endorses Ted Cruz

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  • GOP Presidential Candidates Debate In MilwaukeeLeadership

    Donald Trump Says It Was Okay for Him to Make Fun of Women

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  • Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch is shown in this picture.Luxury

    Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch Is Still On the Market—And Probably Will Be For a While

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  • A man uses his laptop while waiting at HFinance

    This New Activist Hedge Fund Is Launching Its First Board Battle

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  • A worker controls a laser trimming machine at the chip resisInternational

    China Is Becoming a Semi-Conductor Superpower

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  • Richard Branson & Rudy Giuliani Visit "Cavuto" On FOX Business NetworkLeadership

    Rudy Giuliani Says Hillary Clinton Could Be Considered a ‘Founding Member of ISIS’

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  • ENTERTAINMENT-INTERNET-FILM-TELEVISION-NETFLIX-EUROPE-FRANCEArts & Entertainment

    Binge Watching Is The New Normal

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  • Views Of Yale University As Ivy League Pay SoarsLeadership

    Connecticut Legislators Size Up Yale Endowment As Shortfall Looms

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