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  • "The Big Short" New York Premiere - Outside ArrivalsArts & Entertainment

    A Fund Based on Theories in “The Big Short” Is Ballooning

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  • Electronic Car Maker Telsa Reports Quarterly Earnings

    Why Tesla Can Keep Selling its Cars Directly to Indiana Residents

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  • election-vote-Republicans-politics-US ELECTION POLITICS REPUBLICLeadership

    Chris Christie Just Endorsed Donald Trump

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  • Jet Blue To Begin Operations At O'Hare Airport

    JetBlue Reminds America to ‘Reach Across the Aisle’

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  • PETA Courthouse Demonstration As SeaWorld Opponents Arrested At Rose Parade Are ArraignedLeadership

    SeaWorld Has Admitted That Employees Posed as Animal Rights Activists

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  • <> on August 22, 2013 in Camden, New Jersey.Leadership

    The Gap Between America’s Richest and Poorest Communities is Growing

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  • US-VOTE-2012-REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONLeadership

    Karl Rove Says Time is Running Out to Beat Donald Trump

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  • Inside The 2016 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS)Tech

    Indiana Lawmakers Consider GM-Supported ‘Kill Tesla’ Bill

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  • Square Inc. Begins Trading On The NYSE Following IPOTech

    Hackers Associated with ISIS Threaten Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey

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  • Senate Judiciary Committee Hears Testimony From IRS Commissioner John Koskinen On IRS TargetingFinance

    It’s Becoming Less Likely That You’ll Be Audited by the IRS—Unless You’re a Millionaire

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  • US-FOOD-SAFETY-HEALTH-CHIPOLTEHealth

    Why Chipotle Shares Could Fall Over the Next Year

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  • The Honda logoMPW

    Honda Names First Female Operating Officer

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  • Senate Finance Committee Holds Hearing On Corporate Tax InversionsLeadership

    House Democrats to Introduce Bill Taking Aim at Inversions

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  • Univision News Anchor Jorge RamosLeadership

    Univision Launches Push to Register 3 Million New Latino Voters in 2016

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  • Arizona Cardinals v Minnesota Vikings

    NFL May Owe Players Over $100 Million After Being Caught in Accounting ‘Fiction’

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