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In January 1959, the first transcontinental commercial jet trip flew from Los Angeles to New York City in five and a half hours. Today, the same trip will take a half hour to an hour longer (that is, if your flight isn�...
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Not all hedge funds are bringing in money

New York Post - 22 May 2016 01:00
Not all hedge funds are bringing in money Critics call it the return of the robber barons -- except these are the hedge fund kind. And despite the rosy outlook from the industry at its latest SALT confab in Las Vegas earlier this month, the "victims" are often w...
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A Venture Fund With Plenty of Virtual Capital, but No Capitalist This collective digital-currency start-up runs head-on into regulatory obstacles, yet might very well upend the mysterious world of virtual investing.
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LeBron James' business partner confirms lifetime deal with Nike is worth over $1 billion Alex Gallardo/AP When LeBron James and Nike inked a lifetime endorsement deal at the end of 2015, the terms of it were never reported. We always knew that it would be a big number. Not only had Nike never agreed to a lif...
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Stop overthinking UX and try the coffee shop test

Venture Beat - 22 May 2016 19:10
Stop overthinking UX and try the coffee shop test GUEST: If you work in product development you hear a lot about user interface (UI) and user experience (UX). When people don't really know what they are talking about, they use these terms interchangeably, along with buz...
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Hillary Clinton's campaign tweeted a chart that will make math majors cringe Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton's campaign attempted to make an interesting point about gun regulations on Friday. It ended up tweeting out an incredibly poorly designed and ultimately confusing chart...
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Fiat Chrysler is reportedly suspected of cheating on emissions tests REUTERS/Rebecca Cook Berlin
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Minnesota sports fans who watch games from the best seats in the house could get a cushy deal from the Legislature. …
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Standardizing For Startups When One Size Doesn't Fit All 3 rules of thumb we now use to help us decide whether and how to customize our product offerings.
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Thomson Reuters NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Swedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) said it was collaborating with trade unions, government as well as the U.N. to improve workers' conditions after a ...
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Fed up with high D.C. housing costs? $1M will buy you an entire W. Virginia 'town'. You'll get away from it all in Sugar Grove Station, but one of your neighbors may be the NSA.
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FORMER CIA DIRECTOR: Why I won't vote for Donald Trump

Business Insider - 22 May 2016 20:02
FORMER CIA DIRECTOR: Why I won't vote for Donald Trump Click for the story >
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Flickr/jurvetson Tesla banked almost $1.5 billion last week, selling new shares — to fund the launch of its now hotly anticipated Model 3 — at a healthy $215 per share. The ease with which it raised the funds (and th...
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AUBURN, Mass. (AP) -- A police officer was shot and killed during a traffic stop in a central Massachusetts town early Sunday, and a suspect is on the loose, authorities said.
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Ex-Megadeth drummer Nick Menza collapses on stage and dies

Business Insider - 22 May 2016 20:30
Ex-Megadeth drummer Nick Menza collapses on stage and dies ://syndication.ap.org/AP.Distro.ContentBroker2/ContentBroker.aspx?contentid=728e3221e772a019990f6a7067007988&iid=479f71d1abc1452796e2c6c77005016b&rsn=0&recordid=479f71d1abc1452796e2c6c77005016b&filingId=f9d327270a0942658...
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Working for a startup is sort of depressing these days

Business Insider - 22 May 2016 20:10
Working for a startup is sort of depressing these days 2016 has become the year of the "unicorpse."
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Flickr / d26b73 What makes someone uncomfortable depends on the person, but what's universally true is the value of recognizing boundaries and continually pushing them. As Quora user Joos Meyer explains in response to th...
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State lawmakers have made headway in St. Paul on tax relief and spending packages but still have much to do as a looming midnight Sunday deadline approaches. …
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Will Tim Cook's Visit To India And China Help Apple Shares? Tim Cook says "Namaste India"
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Andrea Comas/Reuters Teens are demanding customers. Earlier this month, Neil Saunders, CEO of consulting firm Conlumino, told Business Insider the three things that retailers can do to win the hearts and wallets of teen...
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An artist and sculptor uses the elements to make his art kinetic An artist and sculptor uses the elements to make his art kinetic NOW WATCH: Prague has a giant kinetic sculpture of Franz Kafka's head
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The stock market's last line of defense is giving way

Business Insider - 22 May 2016 16:57
"Braveheart"/Paramount Pictures Two things about human nature are pretty predictable. The first is that humans have short memories. Second, they never learn from their mistakes. The same goes for investors. Markets chang...
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