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How much cash would it take for you to quit your job?
Economists are turning to new ways of finding out -
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Want an Iced Coffee? Brands Want You to Make Your Own
Keurig and Nescafé are among companies developing products to woo people away from pricey barista-made cold brews and Frappuccinos. -
The Wall Street Journal - Business
Want an Iced Coffee? Brands Want You to Make Your Own
Keurig and Nescafé are among companies developing products to woo people away from pricey barista-made cold brews and Frappuccinos. -
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Should you use your home equity to make an investment? Experts weigh in
Are you thinking about using your home equity as investment capital? Here's what experts think of the idea. -
CNBC - Business
United Airlines is texting travelers live weather maps to explain flight delays
Even when it's bright and sunny, a thunderstorm hundreds of miles away can still disrupt flights.Travel -
Inc. - Business
With One Simple Trick United Airlines May Have Cheered Up Customers Facing Weather-Delayed Flights
The airline hopes to improve customer satisfaction with a very indirect change to how it does business: giving people just a little bit more data, using buzzy AI tech, to explain weather-related flight delays. -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Swimming vs. Running: Choosing the Better Exercise for Your Body
Both can boost your cardiovascular and mental health, but your go-to fitness choice depends on your training, injury history and more. -
Financial Times - World
Why more are making the great move north
The south’s sky-high house prices and population pressures are prompting more UK professionals to relocate -
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NHL free agency tracker: Details on new deals for Montour, Stamkos, Tarasenko, Skinner, more
Our updated list features details on every player signed, analysis of those moves and buzz on what could happen next.
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The Challenge of Building a New Plant: Paying the Electric Bill
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