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The crazy rise in health care spending is good for the economy -- but only in the short-term

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In which Michael Lewis rides bicycles with Arnold Schwarzenegger

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Elizabeth Warren's greatest sin: "she knew what she was talking about"

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Why Americans won't do dirty jobs

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The rise and fall of Bitcoin - how a digital currency unraveled

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A missing BlackBerry, the room next door and other mysteries of the DSK scandal

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Hope for an Obama era of post-partisanship "now seem not just naïve but delusional"

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"The automated car isn’t just around the corner—it’s here"

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How folks who live alone are fueling the economy

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