Claire Groden

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New York City Exteriors And Landmarks

Report claims Zara workers targeted black shoppers as potential shoplifters

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Inside The American Electric Power Co. Coal-Fired Power Plant

Here’s how much money climate action could save us

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Hands held in mourning on June 21, 2015 in Charleston, South Carolina.

Silicon Valley expresses solidarity with Charleston shooting victims

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Leading Coffee Supplier J.M. Smucker Co Raises Coffee Prices Nine Percent

Here’s why we’re suddenly consuming less coffee

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Thomas Piketty, French economist and academic, poses in his book-lined office at the French School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS), in Paris

Arts & Entertainment

Amazon’s new experiment could change how authors are paid

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Hi-Tech Truckers in Texas

Obama administration wants trucks to produce less pollution

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Highly Caffeinated Drinks, Five Hour Energy And Monster Energy Cited In 13 Death Reports

Caffeine crime: 11 indicted in a massive 5-Hour Energy scam

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Property Prices Continue To Increase

Not a single U.S. county has enough affordable housing

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Inside A Career Fair Ahead Of Jobless Claims Figures

Looking for a new job? You might have a longer wait

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The 2015 Heroes of the Fortune 500

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The Broadsheet: June 16th

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The Broadsheet: June 15th

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Early Black Friday Shopping At Major Retail Locations

Millions of people still pay for dial-up internet, DVDs

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NSA spying is going to cost the tech sector much more than we thought

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Kellogg's Earnings Beats Expectations

Kellogg wants to make a Netflix for snacks

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