- The Family Behind Lego Sold Legoland In 2005. Now They're Buying It BackThe family is expanding beyond the bright little bricks—again.
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- New Routes and Cancellations: Airlines Worldwide React to the U.S. Ban on Iranian AirspaceAfter Iran shot down an unmanned U.S. drone Thursday, the FAA banned all American planes from entering Iranian airspace.
- McDonald's New Meatless Burger Is Aimed at a Different Kind of Eater: The Part-Time VeganOne Big Vegan, please.
- On the Eve of Its IPO, Uber Can't Shake a Lingering Legal QuestionAre workers the gig economy truly self-employed or regular employees? It depends who you ask.
- France Asks a Devastating Question: What Role Did Telecom Executives Play in 35 Employee Suicides?Charges of 'psychological harassment' resulted from the alarming number of suicides at a single employer.
- The EU Wants to Build One of the World's Largest Biometric Databases. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?A plan to connect six migration and criminal databases has data security experts scared.
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