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Mike Bloomberg Wants to 'Fucking Destroy' the Taxi Industry: Here's How He Could Do It
By the way, he means destroy as in "creative destruction." Not, like, drown all New York's yellow cabs in the Hudson.
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By the way, he means destroy as in "creative destruction." Not, like, drown all New York's yellow cabs in the Hudson.
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Vacation inequality, it turns out, is an actual problem in the United States.
America's rebuilding needs aren't going away. But the basement-bargain price of rebuilding America is.
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The wealthiest schools in the country could have more economic diversity if they wanted it. So why don't they?
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Business income is escaping the U.S. corporate income tax. We might not be able to stop it.
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Maybe it's time to rethink that whole trope about American optimism.
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Court documents reveal how the late Apple CEO won over News Corp. on eBook pricing.
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A reminder to Congress: the jobs crisis is still ravaging plenty of communities.
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And why it says investors should walk away from risk.
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The story behind one of the best business models in the country -- in lots and lots of graphs.
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Whenever you see a big, bold statistic about the fate of college grads, take it with a grain of salt.
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The big reveal here is two-fold: The U.S. corporate tax code is an impossible dream (we knew that, already); and Apple is acting like a sensible corporation (we knew that, too).
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With women taking more than half of the country's new bachelor's degrees, many of them should be the chief breadwinners in their families. They're not. How come?
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Pets and babies: Competitive goods.
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After Facebook's disastrous debut, the preferred clients of big banks walked away with huge profits. How? Public documents and interviews with dozens of investment bankers and research analysts reveal that the Street caught wind of something the public didn't. The social network and the banks told half the story. Here is the other half.
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