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  • CHINA-US-TELECOMMUNICATION-ZTELeadership

    Senate Moves to Block Trump’s Settlement With China’s ZTE, a ‘Personal Favor’ to President Xi Jinping

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  • Chick-Fil-A In Dedham, MALeadership

    Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Ate at Chick-fil-A. Then the Internet Exploded

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  • AT&T and Time Warner signsTech

    The AT&T-Time Warner Merger Ruling Is Expected Tuesday. Here’s What’s at Stake

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  • Donald-Trump-Point

    The White House Was Going to Pay Boeing $24 Million for 2 Refrigerators on Air Force One. Not Anymore

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  • McDonald's Officially Unveils Its New Headquarters In Chicago

    McDonald’s New Chicago Headquarters Is Officially Open. Why It Moved Back to the City After 47 Years

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  • Twitter Posts First Real Profit, Sending Shares SoaringFinance

    Twitter Stock Pops Even Higher on News That It Will Replace Monsanto on the S&P 500

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  • Finance

    A Lunch With Warren Buffett Just Fetched $3 Million at Auction

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  • Boxer-Clad Coders Adorn Silicon Valley's Billboard BoomTech

    What You Should Know About GitHub—And Why Microsoft Is Buying It

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  • Leadership

    RIP Monsanto: The Agriculture Giant Americans Loved to Hate

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  • Retail Operations Inside A Pret A Manger Sandwich Store As Full Year Results Announced

    Pret A Manger Is Getting a New Owner—and Its Employees Are Getting Bonuses

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    Google Doodle Is Celebrating S.P.L. Sorensen, the Scientist Behind the pH Scale

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  • Chick Fil A NYCCareers

    One Chick-fil-A Wants to Break the Cycle of Short-Term Jobs. So It’s Paying Employees $18 an Hour

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  • Cut Yubari melonLuxury

    Why 2 Japanese Melons Just Sold for Over $29,000 at Auction

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  • A couple walk past a billboard featuring a U.S. movie on theArts & Entertainment

    Hollywood Is Having Trouble in China—But Not for the Reason You’d Think

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  • Coca-Cola Predicts Drop In Profit This YearRetail

    Coca-Cola Just Started Selling Its First Alcoholic Drink Ever

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