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job offer
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Iced
Coffee is at its cheapest in three years (but your latte isn’t)
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designer genes
Why are we giving away the most valuable part of the human body?
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spare a square
Venezuela’s grand plan to fix its toilet-paper shortage: $79 million and a warning to stop eating so much
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Next year’s Winter Olympics are being held in just about the most unsafe place they could be
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Silver moonbeam
Greens are blue about Brown raiding their gold to keep California in the black
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How exactly would Mike Bloomberg “fucking destroy” the taxi industry?
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Eggsistential joy
At the altar of the Big Green Egg: How a product becomes a cult
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Lafley needs to rebuild P&G’s bench of talent so the firm won’t face a crisis when he leaves
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US businesses still look pretty cautious on spending
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Reports of a Chinese cap on carbon emissions are inaccurate—or perhaps just premature
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no world order
Free information, as great as it sounds, will enslave us all
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Vanilla Android
HTC needs to blow us away with smartphone hardware, and forget the rest
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Why Chinese college graduates aren’t getting jobs
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German and French business confidence rise—but the gulf between Germany and everyone else continues
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Bill Ackman scores a win, finally, with P&G shakeup
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mind games
The secret to getting engineers to be more charismatic
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Flashpoints
These tiny islands, reefs, and shoals are driving much of Asia to the brink of war
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Meet the only company that still thinks a manned spacecraft should fly back to earth
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North Korea sanctions may force NGOs to carry sacks of cash over the border
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This unprofitable digital video advertising company is going for broke with an IPO
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Comeback Kids
At ailing firms, the new guy is the old guy
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Why Paul Tudor Jones’ theory that women aren’t good traders if they have babies is scientifically unsound
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Hai
Square picks an auspicious moment to enter Japan’s changing market
"Though Living Goods began selling only four years ago, its business model is a familiar one: it’s the Avon Lady," reports the New York Times. Living Goods, which operates in Uganda utilizes cosmetic company Avon's style of micro-franchisees to sell items such as sanitary pads, soap, de-worming pills, solar lamps and cellphone chargers.
