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On the common practice of charging women more for haircuts and men more for admission to certain nightclubs
With social-impact bonds, people can recoup the money they've fronted—as long as the initiatives hit their health targets.
"Should we invest in infrastructure? Absolutely! But the right kind of infrastructure." Some ideas on what that might mean.
A former NSA head has recruited one of his underlings for his lucrative cybersecurity firm—but that underling still works for the agency.
America and Americans in the active, not passive, mode
The story of a business partnership that stands to boost the economy of Columbus, Ohio, and the surrounding region
Happy Spreadsheet Day! It's time to celebrate the tool—and fear its capacity for destruction.
The geography of America would be unrecognizable today without the race-based social engineering of the mid-20th century.
It's not just because they think they're getting a deal.
Ah, the good old days, as viewed through 1950s help-wanted ads
America rarely uses an apprenticeship model to teach young people a trade. Could such a system help the unemployed?
The pay-TV package has unraveled more in the last 24 hours than in the previous 24 months.
Making money from people’s aspiration rather than their attention
Today, all that remains in Cheshire are two power plants and the few people who refused to leave.
And the people who want to believe in his success
Nike, the iconic shoe's manufacturer, is suing 31 companies to protect a fraction of their business.
They cost a lot of money too.
They grew up in the same era and, despite some obvious differences, have some surprising parallels.
Cable TV has the money. Internet TV has the momentum. HBO thinks it can have both.
For the first time in nearly a decade, vodka isn't leading America's liquor sales.
Brewers have been perfecting their recipes in this part of the country since the middle of the 19th century.
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The Flood of Beer That Brought Out the Best (and Worst) in Humanity
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