Jonathan Chew

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  • MEXICO-LEGOInternational

    Lego is refusing to sell bricks to this world famous artist

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  • Halloween costumes and goods for sale at Bob’s 50/50 thrift store in Lakewood, Colorado.Retail

    Here’s the worst city for Halloween

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  • John DeLorean seated in one of his futuristic gull-wing DeLorean DMC-12 sports cars.

    This is the forgotten business genius behind ‘Back to the Future’

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  • DeLoreanArts & Entertainment

    #Brands are milking Back to the Future Day for all it’s worth

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  • Toyota Camrys sit on the sales lot at Bredemann Toyota in Park Ridge, Illinois, U.S.

    Here’s why Toyota just recalled 6.5 million cars

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  • Born To Run HouseLuxury

    The house where Bruce Springsteen wrote “Born to Run” is for sale

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  • Expedia website.

    Expedia to reveal airlines’ “hidden fees” in new feature

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  • The DoJ still doesn’t like the Halliburton-BHI deal.

    Oil slump sees Halliburton sales plunge 36%

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  • People stand in line at a McDonald’s restaurant in Times Square in New York City.Retail

    McDonald’s franchisees are really depressed about the future

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  • These are the droids they were looking for in the third quarter.Retail

    The force is strong with Hasbro: earnings up 15%

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  • Chip-based cards are the reason Netflix says it missed subscriber projections.Finance

    Here are 5 unusual excuses for a bad quarter

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  • Wang Jianlin, Chairman of Wanda Group, tops the latest Hurun Rich List.International

    China now has more billionaires than the U.S.

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  • Lloyd BlankfeinFinance

    Goldman just reported a sharp drop in profit

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  • A man walks past the headquarters of Spanish oil company Repsol in Madrid.

    Spain’s Repsol is the latest victim of weak oil prices

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  • An attendant stands behind a ticket counter sign at the Southwest Airlines check-in counter at Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C.

    Southwest’s new ad mocks other airlines’ fees

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