Ryan Bradley

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  • blogging

    Taiwan: Between democracy and China, and in a hard place

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  • Management

    The extremely expensive lies companies tell themselves

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  • A LEGO rescue-helicopter set, unboxed. ReD’s hands-on market research helped the toymaker get “back to the brick.”blogging

    How LEGO got hot … again

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  • Beyond the auction: Much of Christie’s focus today is on generating private deals, such as the 2006 sale of Gustav Klimt’s iconic “Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I” to Ronald S. Lauder for $135 million. Lauder bought the painting for Manhattan’s Neue Galerie.Features

    Sold! An American revamps Christie’s

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  • blogging

    Los Angeles is a good walking city, seriously

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  • blogging

    What prisons can learn from Goldman Sachs

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  • A plan for a better prison system

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  • The renovated New York store, a few days before reopening.

    Hammacher Schlemmer has a secret

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  • Watch: 23andMe CEO addresses FDA setback

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  • That time a robot wrote me a letter

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  • Workers assemble a $32,000 Robby the Robot replica the day before Hammacher’s 86-year-old store reopened, on Nov. 20.

    Hammacher Schlemmer gets a makeover

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  • The curious case of 23andMe

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  • Jawbone’s updated UP, and the weirdness of health trackers

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  • Features

    Tobacco trade around the world

    By Nicolas Rapp and Ryan Bradley

  • The most wasteful practice in America

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