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It's a pot-lover's dream. Washington State is looking for a marijuana consultant to help craft its now-legal industry.
Microsoft is likely to reveal its new hardware in May. Here's what it must include if it wants to beat Sony and Nintendo.
In the search for the ideal job, these millennials job-hopped often in their teens and early twenties.
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Some of these new cars are already scheduled for earlier-than-usual facelifts. The rest of them are already overdue.
Oracle's Larry Ellison made a cool $96 million last year. Nike's chief saw his total pay triple. What other CEOs took home big bucks?
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Meet five powerful men spending their considerable fortunes to extend life.
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