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Inventor Dean Kamen Is Teaming Up With Influencer Mark Rober to Make Robotics Cool

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OpenAI Veteran Mira Murati Starts Fundraising for Her Startup

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Business - Inc. - October 21

Here’s Why Election Betting Activity Is Raising Eyebrows Ahead of the November 5 Vote

A sudden $30 million surge in election bets on a Trump win leads some observers to suspect an attempt to manipulate the election.

Business - Inc. - October 21

Immigrant Labor Powers the Economy. What Will Happen After November 5?

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Business - Inc. - October 21

Boeing Workers to Vote on New Pay Deal

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Business - Inc. - October 21

You Have More Accounting Options Than You Might Think

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Business - Inc. - October 21

Dean Kamen Knows How CEOs Can Fix STEM’s Talent Shortage

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Business - Inc. - October 21

UK public borrowing exceeds official forecast in September

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Business - Financial Times - October 22

Flemming Awards celebrate dedication, public service in government

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Politics - The Hill - October 22

Armie Hammer returns to public life — with a new podcast

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Did Labour mislead UK public ahead of Budget?

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Here's why Argentina's public universities are paralyzed by protests

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World - ABC News - October 31

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Should smartphones be banned in schools?

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Should smartphones be banned in schools?

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