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  • An oil drilling rig is seen September 29

    Could the shale oil boom be ending? It all depends on oil prices

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  • Ivanka Trump, no. 33 on this year’s 40 Under 40 list, is reshaping how we think about the modern workplace.Features

    40 Under 40: What I would tell my 20-year-old self, 2014 edition

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  • Josh Tetric photographed with his dog in Bernal Heights, SF, CAFeatures

    40 Under 40: The best advice I ever got, 2014 edition

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  • Public perceptions: Loser The Asian advantage The revival of the U.S. auto industry is a popular topic, but the conversation tends to overlook some worrisome trends. After Ford and Chevy, the next five most popular brands during the month of June were Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Hyundai, and Kia. Together they sold 501,153 vehicles in June […]

    Car fuel efficiency hits historic high with Mazda, Nissan leading way

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  • Energy

    Households should see cheaper heating bills this winter

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  • Greenhouse gas emissions creep up in the United States

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  • Germany Debates Its Energy Future

    Solar power could be world’s main energy source by 2050

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  • Qatar Looks To 2022 FIFA World CupInternational

    Think Qatar’s losing the 2022 World Cup? Think again

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  • World Leaders Speak At UN Climate Summit

    Climate summit kicks off with promises of $200 billion for clean energy

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  • UN Security Council Debates No-Fly Zone For Libya

    Fortune 500 companies take center stage at U.N. climate summit

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  • Apple’s CEO Tim Cook sounds the alarm on climate change

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    Unions join the climate fight

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  • Court Temporarily Blocks Takeover Of Texas Emissions Program

    Why fighting climate change may help the economy, not hurt it

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  • Vuzix M100 warehouse

    A Google Glass fit for the factory floor

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  • A liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker arr

    Natural gas exports set to take off as Energy Department approves two new projects

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