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With the new electric Mustang, Ford brings America’s consummate muscle car into the plug-in era—and sparks fly
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The major U.S. airlines won’t tell you if you were exposed to COVID on their flights. Here’s why
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Technology was the VIP guest at weddings in 2020
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The Internet sensation of that lawyer who somehow turned into a cat online points to larger cybersecurity problems
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The biggest problem with the Covid vaccine programs is that there isn’t enough. But that situation could reverse before long
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As the pandemic drags on, employers and employees are learning more about what working from home really means
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In case you wondered who really rules the world of TV, the answer is clear: It’s the National Football League
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We’ve heard for years about fleets of satellites providing Internet service from space. Now it’s finally happening
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Has the pandemic done long-term damage to shopping malls – or perhaps helped them?
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For Robinhood, the online stock trading platform, is being at the center of a major controversy bad news or good?
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Do COVID vaccines stop the coronavirus from spreading or just make you less sick?
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Here’s why Amazon’s rivals shouldn’t rest easy after Jeff Bezos steps down as CEO
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You’ll soon be able to buy rapid home Covid tests made by an Australian company – with the U.S. government’s help
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IBM’s new path to a six-figure salary doesn’t require a college degree
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Levi’s branded tableware and dog beds? They’re part of an innovative partnership between Levi Strauss and Target that could help them both
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Now that Elon Musk is the world’s richest person, he’d like to know how you think he should give his money away
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The pandemic has been bad news for most musical instrument retailers. Here’s how one is booming
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Google security researchers are warning people to be on the lookout for a squad of sly hackers believed to be North Korean agents
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The chief of the world’s largest asset manager is telling companies they’d better get serious about climate risks
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Staples is trying to buy Office Depot for the third time in 25 years – but this time things are different
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A group of consumer-advocacy organizations is telling the Federal Trade Commission that canceling Amazon Prime is just too difficult
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The economic damage from the pandemic could have been much worse. But lenders and the government learned a lesson from the financial crisis
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2021 will be a big year for private companies launching satellites owned by other private companies into orbit
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Travel and hospitality companies are desperate for business, and that’s a great opportunity for you – even if you don’t want to travel right now
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Here’s why Dollar General will pay workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine
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Computerized glasses have a checkered history at best. Here’s why one company thinks its new version will succeed
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A drone delivery company in Ireland shows what’s in store for the U.S. later this year
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Traffic congestion plunged in most of the world last year – but in a few places it actually increased. Here’s why
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Retailers have discovered they don’t really need the Black Friday weekend anymore
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Cell phone makers and service providers are breathlessly promoting 5G. But so far there’s not much to get excited about
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Netflix made a big bet on a hot program producer. It seems to be paying off
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Is China’s richest man missing? The mystery could affect China’s role in global business
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Amazon is the latest big tech company to pledge money for affordable housing. Here’s why
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For the past several months the economy’s progress has been good – but by one crucial measure, not as good as it looks
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So-called crypto-currencies may make your head hurt, but an NFL player is now being paid in Bitcoin
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Digital patient vaccination records could be the foundation for a ‘vaccine passport’
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New-home sales have tumbled to a five-month low. Here’s what that means
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Expect more government scrutiny of Big Tech and mergers under the Biden Administration
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With little fanfare, Congress has passed a significant law to fight business corruption
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How’s the economy doing? The answer depends heavily on political party affiliation
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Elon Musk’s Las Vegas Strip transit system is one step closer to reality
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Here are three consumer trends of 2020 that will endure after the pandemic fades
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Could Apple be the factor that brings Tesla’s rocketing stock back to Earth?
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Peloton was a big winner in the pandemic. Now it’s planning for a post-pandemic world
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Are investors loving stocks too much?
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The FDA has approved the first at-home, over-the-counter COVID test
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Millions of Americans would love to bust out of pandemic isolation and go skiing. But will they?
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Another major tech company and its high-profile CEO have left California
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A startup founded by two high school graduates just raised $45 million from venture capitalists
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Even in the depths of the pandemic winter, it’s looking like a good year for Christmas trees
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How do you run a high-touch business in the pandemic? A leading beauty retailer has lessons for everyone
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Why aren’t we in another Great Depression?
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The federal government wants Facebook broken up into two or three separate companies. Could it actually happen?
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One of the world’s most prominent cybersecurity firms says hackers broke into it
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We know which stocks have done well in the pandemic. But which will be the winners in the recovery?
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The pandemic has revived one fading business. But how long can the trend last?
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Pfizer’s Covid vaccine may become easier to distribute, which would be a major advance
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Can RadioShack be brought back from the dead? A couple of entrepreneurs are about to find out
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Airlines worldwide are preparing for the largest and most complex logistical exercise ever – distributing the Covid vaccines
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Home Depot and Lowe’s were reminded of a hard fact lately: Investors don’t care what you’ve done, only what you will do
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Now that the Boeing 737 Max is cleared to fly, it faces another hurdle: passenger fear
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Elon Musk is now the world’s second-richest person, passing Bill Gates
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Here’s why more employers are paying employees based partly on where they live
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Who’s liable when a self-driving car collides with another vehicle?
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Vaccine stocks are suddenly hot. Warren Buffett started buying them months ago
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Amazon is now in the pharmacy business – and the rest of the industry is rattled
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At last the Boeing 737 Max can fly again. But that won’t solve Boeing’s problems
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Investors are betting that the next Warby Parker will spring from Amazon
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Here’s how Target has been trouncing rivals like Walmart in recent months
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It may be brilliance or folly: A company is building an airport for electric flying cars
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Now that Pfizer is the vaccine front-runner, should you buy the stock?
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T-Mobile is the smallest of the major cellular service companies. Here’s how it’s putting pressure on its two bigger competitors
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Ulta’s plan to open mini shops in 100 Target stores could create a new beauty superpower
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A new CEO is transforming Bed Bath & Beyond, which it badly needs. One change: far fewer coupons
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The shopping mall apocalypse continues as two large operators file for bankruptcy
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China’s new five-year plan is focused heavily on the United States
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The U.S. economy is beginning to recover from the pandemic in more ways than most people realize. Can that progress survive the winter?
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November is historically the best month for investors in an election year. Will 2020 be different?
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A business-related ballot measure that just won in California is important nationwide
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For America’s twentysomethings, the effects of the pandemic could last a long time
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Americans have been stocking up on military gear before the election
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It had to happen – Santa Claus won’t be coming to Macy’s this year
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Why on earth is Saks Fifth Avenue doing well?
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Does it seem to you there’ve been more natural and mad-made disasters lately? An app creator thinks so too
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Deepfake videos and photos are an increasing threat. Here’s how one company plans to fight them
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Here’s why Google says it hasn’t violated the antitrust laws
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It’s quite amazing how good the pandemic has been for the wealth of some technology company founders
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Betting on the presidential election is illegal in the United States, with one exception
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Has the pandemic changed your brand loyalty?
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Here’s a pharmaceutical CEO’s outlook on the timetable for a Covid-19 vaccine
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Zoom is offering an intriguing new feature for small businesses and entrepreneurs
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Soon restaurants in many cities are allowed to serve meals outdoors only but winter is coming. What now?
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Are you ready to eat insects? Maybe not, but they are going to enter our food chain in a big way
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Here’s what Wall Street’s favorite election prediction indicators are telling us now
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The wine business has always been risky, but this year has presented problems like none before
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It’s a major shift for a legendary retailer: L.L. Bean products will be sold at stores other than its own
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Can artificial intelligence pick the music you’ll like? Here’s why it still isn’t quite there
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What country is the world’s top economic superpower? You might be surprised by what people around the world think
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Can a new worldwide technology platform get people flying again?
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A nasty war of words has broken out between Tiffany and the French company that had agreed to buy it
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Amazon Prime Day will be a dress rehearsal for a potentially wild holiday season
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A veteran Wall Street investor thinks pundits are overestimating the chances of a Biden victory
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Here’s new technology that may change the future of restaurant dining
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As the development of vaccines accelerates, America needs a million more volunteers to test them
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For retailers, this unprecedented holiday season could be strong and weak at the same time
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How long are you likely to live? A growing industry called longevity tech promises to tell you – and to help you live longer
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Why on earth don’t we vote electronically? Here’s why
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Major airlines and airports are working on a system to get passengers flying between the U.S. and Europe again
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There’s a weird and risky new world of investing on social media – and investors should beware
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Why do call centers still exist? The pandemic is showing why
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The epic war over business interruption insurance is heating up
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Microsoft put a data center on the bottom of the ocean and will likely put more there
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Here’s why even the best stocks have to crash
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Why individual investors are suddenly wild about options trading – and shouldn’t be
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Robinhood, the stock trading app, has a classy problem, but it’s still a problem
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Elon Musk’s satellite Internet service may be blindingly fast – and available this year
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Here’s why this Halloween might not be a disaster for candy companies
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Here’s how the CEO of Airbnb sees the economic winners and losers from the pandemic
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A Chinese vaccine maker is injecting employees and their families with its COVID-19 vaccine candidate
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This year’s top Labor Day destinations might surprise you
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Elon Musk has cofounded another business that sounds insane – but then so did all the others
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The company that makes the Zoom online meeting app faced skeptics five months ago. Now it’s hotter than ever
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The university with the best COVID testing operation in the U.S. has important lessons to teach all organizations
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The price of gold has rocketed in the pandemic – but its less glamorous sibling, silver, has done far better
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Gyms are finally being allowed to reopen in many locations – but how many people will come back to them?
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American consumers are spending more. Here’s why many investors, economists, and retailers aren’t very excited
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The pandemic hasn’t just been good for Home Depot. It’s been great
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With stocks hitting new all-time highs, some market strategists argue that the rally is just beginning
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The year’s hottest e-commerce stock is up more than 1,500% – Its founder cashed out before the rally
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We’re getting a clearer picture of when most Americans will get a COVID-19 vaccine – and it won’t be soon
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Here’s the latest, appropriately bizarre, twist in the aftermath of the disastrous Fyre Festival
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Even the partial cancellation of college football this fall will cost schools billions of dollars
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Why getting back to pre-pandemic employment will take a long time
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For pandemic-related business innovation, just look at what bars are doing
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The pandemic has not been good to your Visa card
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Some of the biggest technology companies rely heavily on a very old idea – undersea cables thousands of miles long. New ones are in the works
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When the pandemic hit, Paypal was a company in the right place at the right time
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At least for now, the world’s No. 1 maker of smartphones isn’t Apple or Samsung. It’s Huawei
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Wall Street analysts knew Amazon was doing well during the pandemic – but they never imagined how well
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Here’s why a seltzer-making company is building a device to help COVID-19 patients breathe
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Reducing plastic pollution is getting harder. To see why, just look at the dollars and cents
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Several states are ordering 14-day quarantines for travelers from certain other states – and that could be a big problem for employers
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It had to happen: After years of fast fashion being hot, here’s a retailer promoting slow fashion
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Here’s a very unexpected winner in the pandemic
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A particular type of air filter can screen out the coronavirus. But just try getting one
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Here’s how a tiny bank made more Paycheck Protection Program loans than Citibank
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As offices begin to reopen, many companies are using technology to keep sick people out
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Fitbit and other wearable devices can help detect the spread of COVID-19
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The pandemic is set to upend another retail tradition: the Black Friday long weekend
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How Chipotle has transformed its business model in the pandemic
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A top healthcare CEO says even a Covid-19 vaccine won’t fully solve the pandemic problem
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Why getting Covid-19 test results is taking longer – and why that’s a problem
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What it will take to make people comfortable on public transit again
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Here’s why one airline, Delta, is keeping its middle seats empty
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Buying a home went digital in the pandemic and will likely stay that way
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As the economy haltingly reopens, autonomous cars are going back to work
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A startup is making real dairy products with no cows involved
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The food delivery business has to consolidate until someone makes money
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Face masks may have killed off the lipstick index. The what?
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Two of the world’s biggest oil companies acknowledge their industry’s grim future
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A stock market indicator may offer a clue to the election outcome
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Should tech companies be required to give your personal data to law enforcement?
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Why Microsoft is closing nearly all its retail stores
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Think hard before you sell out of the stock market
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Why Penney’s bankruptcy is bad news for Macy’s, Kohl’s, and Gap
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Contact-tracing apps are crucial reopening the economy. Would you download one?
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Here’s how a robo-lawyer helps consumers get refunds that companies don’t want to pay
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The growth of the used clothing market looks like a long-term trend
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Here’s how the H-1B visa ban will affect business
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The pandemic has transformed the telehealth industry for good
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COVID-19 has changed how people exercise, but that doesn’t mean gyms are going away
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A competition just identified the world’s best technology for detecting deepfake videos. And it isn’t very good
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If Congress calls Jeff Bezos to testify, here’s what they’ll ask him
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The FDA has just approved a videogame as a treatment for ADHD
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Best Buy no longer requires an appointment to go shopping
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How America’s travel plans are changing: from airplane to car, big city to small location, hotel to home
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Why Walmart’s CEO wants HQ employees working in the office, not at home
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Starbucks has been hit hard by the pandemic. Here’s how it’s responding
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As more small businesses go bankrupt, owners risk losing their homes
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Cleaning robots are having their moment in the fight against Covid-19
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America’s biggest banks want their employees back in the office
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Why Washington is sending stimulus payments in the form of debit cards
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Commercial aviation will be flying at low speeds for years to come
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Food prices have taken a historic jump and are likely to stay high
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The coronavirus pandemic has claimed another victim: robocalls
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Why the healthcare industry is losing jobs in this pandemic
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An earlier crisis is helping Chipotle Mexican Grill do well in this one
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As some apparel retailers go bankrupt, here’s one that’s booming
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Here’s how America’s Big Four airlines can all survive this crisis
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Americans are managing their $14 trillion of personal debt surprising well, so far
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If you have to work from home, can you write off your rent?
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Why the pet industry hopes Americans will start treating their cats more like dogs
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Walmart is a big winner in the pandemic
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Why Facebook recently announced a new push into shopping
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When pro sports are allowed to resume, the players won’t be ready
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An early peek at office life in the near future
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What economists agree on for pandemic policy
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Mall owners and mall tenants are headed for a showdown
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Why the amount of your stimulus check isn’t what you were expecting
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Will the Paycheck Protection Program be extended one more time? Analysts at Goldman Sachs think not
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The rules are being written for college athletes to become paid sponsors. Here’s what those rules are likely to say
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Some college students who aren’t happy with online classes are suing their colleges for tuition refunds
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Here’s how the film industry is planning its post-pandemic return
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As several states reopen their economies and employees are allowed back to work – do they have to go?
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Reopening Florida’s theme parks will be a monumental task
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Some of the most important work to defeat the coronavirus isn’t medical research at all
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Zoom has been the breakout technology star of the coronavirus crisis. Now two giants, Google and Facebook, are fighting back
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Watch out – you aren’t the only one eager to get your stimulus check
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Gap is using an unconventional retail tactic to survive this recession
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Three strategies for getting your Paycheck Protection Program loan faster
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Here’s how this recession is hitting different generations in different ways
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An insider reveals how the medical mask business is really working right now
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More job applicants are blowing their online interviews. Here’s why
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Hospitals are running low on the most critical supply of all: oxygen
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How Jamie Dimon sees the pandemic playing out economically
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Here’s what to say if a job recruiter calls you – and yes, it could happen even now
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Disposable plastic bags have quickly gone from banned to mandatory
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Marie Kondo explains how to spark joy when working at home
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Many companies are furloughing employees – but exactly what does that mean?
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Many retailers now admit they have no idea when their stores will reopen
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The most valuable skill in professional sports has become renegotiating
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The world has too much oil but not enough places to put it – an unprecedented situation
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Here’s how to network even when most of the country is confined to home
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Even as the economy shrinks, a few major retailers are prospering – and one is breaking away from the rest
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In the coronavirus pandemic, some artificial intelligence is looking not so intelligent
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If paying your mortgage is suddenly a problem, you have more options than you may realize
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As vast numbers of Americans lose their jobs, delivery services are hiring at a blistering rate
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A Nobel prize winner says stocks still aren’t a screaming buy – but they’re finally reasonable
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In a significant shift, workers worried about artificial intelligence are accepting that it’s inevitable
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As the stock market has melted down at historic rates, here’s one stock that’s hitting new highs
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Online education is going mainstream – but it may not be ready for all the attention
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A midwestern company is going up against Apple and Google and thriving – so far
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The covid-19 crisis is hurting many retailers but actually helping others
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Giant business conferences that go online-only just won’t be the same
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How to avoid doing something stupid when the stock market goes crazy
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The reasons you sometimes never hear back from a job application
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An electric Hummer? Here’s why it makes business sense
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Recent financial chaos has created a big opportunity for homebuyers and homeowners
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Home Depot as a holiday shopping destination? Yup
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Here’s why many people are upset over a company called Clearview AI
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Some of Google’s less famous siblings may actually be within sight of making a profit
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Apple’s iPhone maker expects its China plants to be back to normal within weeks
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Watch out – a new type of online job scam is diabolically clever
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The business of teaching business people about AI
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American soccer’s next goal is turning a profit
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How to get promoted if you don’t want to be a manager
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As Warren Buffett approaches his 90th birthday, he’s assuring investors in his company that all is well.-Facebook says its dating service is hot
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Breaking Bad ended six years ago – yet today it’s a growing entertainment empire
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2019 may have been the turning point in global CO2 emissions from energy
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Why General Mills is introducing a new cereal at $13 a box
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Facebook says its dating service is hot. Experts say it’s probably not
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Bernard Arnault was the world’s richest man until the coronavirus struck
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How to get your resume noticed by companies like Google
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Why one company is expanding in the troubled mall business
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Under Armour’s turnaround is proving harder than expected
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Why T-Mobile’s CEO is one of the great turnaround artists
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Will summer kill the coronavirus?
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The tech skills most in demand right now
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Why Facebook paid one of the largest privacy lawsuit settlements in U.S. history
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How marketers use AI to persuade you
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Popeyes vs. Chick-fil-A vs. McD’s vs. The large battle over little chickens
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The bed-in-a-box business is putting some investors to sleep
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The coming problem with EVs: recycling those huge batteries
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Expert advice: getting a new job at this tough time of year
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How to ask, finally, for a raise. It’s easier than you think
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Hackers are attacking retirement savings – here’s why and what to do
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Why there’s no room for your carry-on in the overhead bin
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5G is the future of wireless. Here’s what it’s like right now
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Investors are partying. CEOs are gloomy. Somebody’s wrong – but who?
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New research shows how remarkably successful Amazon Prime has been
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Legislators of both parties agree: Google, Apple, Amazon, and Facebook are too powerful
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The investing opportunities in legal sports betting aren’t where you think
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New poll: The companies that even competitors think are great
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As the video streaming wars heat up, one competitor is truly different
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How Netflix crashed Hollywood’s Oscar party
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It had to happen: CBD products for pets. Let the buyer beware
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Former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn is a fugitive in exile. Here are his legal options
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For investors, boring robots may be the best kind
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How to salvage a terrible job interview
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Tiffany is being bought by a European luxury conglomerate. That’s probably good for both companies
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New research shows why people change careers and how to do it best
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History says investors shouldn’t panic over geopolitical crises
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Why last year’s booming stock market worries some market experts
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Hedge funds aren’t as magical as you think – just look what happened in 2019
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Apple continues to amaze even as doing so gets more difficult
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The certainties for investors in 2020
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The corporate takeovers that transformed the past decade
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There are more ways to make a fortune than you’d ever imagine
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Why a hair-brushing robot is a significant achievement
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It will take years to make the air travel experience better
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A major global liquor marketer is spending big on American craft whiskey
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Why scooter startups and real estate developers have a lot to gain from one another
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How to improve your chances of getting decent airline WiFi
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The 50th anniversary of 1969 is about to end, but the business of 1969 will go on and on
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College degrees in the humanities actually don’t mean low salaries at work
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Why 13 members of Congress voted against a bill banning insider trading
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Here’s why new hires at your company are getting high pay but older employees aren’t getting raises
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How Google’s cofounders resigned from management but remain in total control
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