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This Week’s Top Picks
Oct 24 20161 minute
Time’s Foreign Correspondents On How The World Sees The U.S. Election
BEIJING Donald Trump bashes China. So why does the Global Times, a Communist party-linked Chinese daily, contend that many Chinese prefer Trump? “Just like some American voters, the Chinese public likes the idea of a new face in politics who is not
Oct 31 201616 minutes
The Trump Machine Is Built To Last. Bigly
WIN OR LOSE, THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT AND HIS INNER CIRCLE WILL WAKE UP ON NOV. 9 WITH A DIGITAL MARKETING OPERATION THAT COULD POWER, SAY, A TV NETWORK, OR A POLITICAL MOVEMENT THAT EVISCERATES THE GOP
Oct 30 20166 minutes
The Internet As You Know It Does Not Exist
Eight (completely plausible) alternate histories on the 25th anniversary of the web.
Oct 24 20162 minutes
Obamacare: In Need Of Intensive Care, Or Terminally Ill?
IN A PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE conspicuously devoid of substantive policy or civil agreement, there was one notable exception. By the end of the town-hall showdown on Oct. 9, it was clear both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton agreed that President Obama’s
Oct 24 20161 minute
Bryan Cranston Inside My Life Offscreen
Most fans recognize Bryan Cranston for the memorable characters he has brought to TV—from Malcolm in the Middle’s dorky dad, Hal, to Breaking Bad’s meth manufacturer Walter White. Now 60, the father, husband and Emmy-winning actor is opening up about his private world in his new memoir A Life in Parts. People caught up with Cranston, who talked about the book’s biggest revelations.
Oct 31 20163 minutes
Will Millennials Eat Their Frozen Veggies?
Companies pitch them to shoppers who’ve embraced fresh | “There’s a perception … it comes from an industrialized place”
Oct 10 20162 minutes
HBO Offers A West-Ward Expansion Of The Mind
“YOU KNOW WHY THIS BEATS THE REAL WORLD?” ED HARRIS asks a man he’s about to shoot. “The real world is chaos. It’s an accident. But in here, every detail adds up to something.” Playing a marauding visitor to a futuristic theme park, Harris perfectly
Oct 31 20164 minutes
Where The Future’s AT(&T)
It’s buying Time Warner to cope with a changing media world | “The future of mobile is video, and the future of video is mobile”
Oct 16 20161 minute
A Nation In The Midst Of A Revolution—But Which One?
THE LAST TIME VOTERS pondered the end of a two-term Democratic administration, the Republican ran as the candidate of continuity. “We will use these good times for great goals,” George W. Bush promised in 2000, holding himself as a Clinton without ad
Oct 17 20165 minutes
Donald Trump’s Long Tail
He may not win, but he and his followers will be a force in U.S. politics for years to come
How Political Language Got So Coded
DURING THE VICE-PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE on Oct. 4, as Democrat Tim Kaine and Republican Mike Pence tussled over immigration plans, one of the candidates said the words criminal aliens seven times. The other described immigrants who had come to the U.S. i
Oct 17 20163 minutes
More Poll Monitors May Mean More Trouble
Trump supporters and lawyers prepare to watch the vote | “It creates the potential for a lot of mischief, chaos, and disruption”
Oct 24 20162 minutes
The Harsh Reality Of Brexit Sets In
THE MORNING AFTER BRITONS VOTED TO leave the E.U., there was considerable apprehension across the U.K. Even some who had voted for Brexit did so with confidence that choosing Leave was merely a protest vote and that Remain would carry the day. Obviou
Oct 17 201615 minutes
$10,000,000 Says Hillary Wins
Haim Saban wants to put Clinton in the White House and take Univision public
Oct 10 201614 minutes
Hacking The Voter
WHAT’S BEHIND RUSSIA’S EFFORT TO INFLUENCE THE U.S. ELECTION
Oct 17 201611 minutes
Can A Lonely Man In A Tiny Bedroom Deliver A Real October Surprise?
Julian Assange is 45 years old and, if an old online dating profile is to be believed, 6 feet 2. He has soft features, silver hair, and skin that seems nearly translucent. This undercooked appearance is the result of four-plus years of confinement in
Oct 24 20163 minutes
Has The World Reached Peak Trade?
GLOBALIZATION IS USUALLY DEFINED as the free movement of people, goods and capital. It’s been the most important economic force of modernity. Until the financial crisis of 2008, global trade grew twice as fast as the global economy itself. Yet, thank
Oct 24 20161 minute
Obama Says NASA Will Put A Human On Mars ‘By The 2030s.’ Can It?
FEW THINGS MAKE A POST-1950S PRESIDENT APPEAR AS visionary as talking about going to Mars. At one point or another, almost all Presidents seem to do it. On Oct. 11, Obama joined the chorus, promising a public-private partnership to send humans to the
Oct 10 20166 minutes
How Real Are The Risks Of A Rigged Election?
WHEN DONALD TRUMP began telling crowds this summer that if he loses the race for the White House, it will be because Democrats “cheated,” he was doing more than hedging his bets. He was tapping into a powerful theme of this election cycle: that the v
Oct 24 20163 minutes
Where The Next Crisis Will Come From
Keep an eye on depressed lenders, shadow banks, and China
Oct 24 20163 minutes
Engineered Food Holds Our Future
ON THE OCCASIONAL clear-frost autumn night, my dog takes the opportunity to remind me that she is not a dog. Bewitched by sounds that I cannot hear and by smells that I cannot imagine, she plants her four feet stolidly apart and raises her head up to
Oct 30 201611 minutes
The Pill Freaks Of Silicon Valley
Inside Nootrobox, the company that wants to hack your brain chemistry—or at least make Adderall obsolete.
Oct 24 20162 minutes
U.S.-Russia Tensions Reach Dangerous New Level
EVERY DAY AMERICAN PILOTS fly scores of sorties against terrorist targets in Syria. And on every mission, the pilots watch their instruments for signs that one of the Syrian government’s thousands of surface-to-air missiles, including Russian batteri
The Literacy Of Long-Form Thinking
A man from ancient Rome said it was better to know nothing about a subject than to half-know it. I’m worried that this Republic of ours is set on proving his wisdom all over again. Only, we aren’t even bothering to know 50% of what’s going on. Seems
Oct 24 20162 minutes
Land Of The Free, Home Of The Brave
A PAIR OF RUNAWAY SLAVES fleeing the antebellum South, arriving in Boston. A family of Jews fleeing the Third Reich, arriving in New York. A baby boy fleeing the destruction of his home world of Krypton, arriving in Kansas. Most Americans know what m
Sep 1 20155 minutes
7 Lessons From Entrepreneurs Who Kept Their Day Jobs While Starting Their Businesses
The insight you gain while working for someone else can mean the difference between a successful entrepreneurial enterprise and one that fizzles.
Latest Articles
Nov 7 201614 minutes
Decapitate And Chill
The cryonics enthusiasts of Moscow-based KrioRus are freezing heads now, figuring out the whole immortality thing later
Nov 7 20162 minutes
Hey Guys, Watch This
How a sunglasses brand became a Facebook and Twitter case study | “You don’t need lots of money to spread the word”
Nov 7 20163 minutes
Retirement’s Scariest Question: How Long?
The numbers on life expectancy aren’t as rosy as they used to be | “Year-over-year changes in mortality are very volatile”
Nov 7 20162 minutes
The Slo-Mo Economy
Economist Marc Levinson argues that we won’t be replicating the postwar boom anytime soon.
Nov 7 20163 minutes
Maybe The Flash Boys Are The Good Guys
High-speed trading spooks investors but not academics | “What did the research find and was it conducted properly?”
Hottest New Investment
Do you like bargain stocks? Or the idea of momentum? How about small caps? Why choose? | “You come up with a result that could be a fluke”
Nov 7 20163 minutes
Elsie Will Text You When She’s In Heat
Dairy farmers are using sensors in cows’ stomachs to track the health of the herd | “It’s easier, after all, to look at the situation from inside the cow”
Nov 7 20163 minutes
A Giant In Search, But A Wisp In The Cloud
Google is a distant third behind Microsoft and Amazon | “They don’t have the DNA to deal with a chief information officer”
A Climate Hawk Among The Deniers
Republican entrepreneur Jay Faison wants to shift his party’s stance on climate change. He’s learning just how little good intentions and $175 million can buy
Nov 7 20162 minutes
No Scoop Necessary
High-protein, low-sugar Halo Top is virtuous enough to eat by the pint.
Tronc If You Want To Save Journalism
Busy year for Michael Ferro. Bought Tribune Publishing. Renamed it tronc. Tried to sell to Gannett. Failed. Up next: Figure out how to make money in newspapers
Nov 7 20162 minutes
How Not To Regulate The Internet
The FCC’s new privacy rules are shortsighted and likely to do more harm than good
Nov 7 20163 minutes
The Prenup That Didn’t Stick
Docomo wants to be paid by Tata for a partnership gone bad | Investors “are still begging for a level playing field”
Nov 7 20161 minute
Expand Heathrow—Or Move On
The British have spent years arguing over the airport. It’s time to end the indecision
China’s High-End Retail Emporium
Walmart is remaking its Sam’s Clubs to offer foreign goods aimed at aspirational consumers | “To Chinese shoppers, ‘imported’ is a badge for premium”
Park In Limbo
A scandal involving an old friend is paralyzing South Korea’s president | “Neither her resignation nor impeachment is a desirable option”
Lg Sees An Opening In The Smart Home
The company is trying to outwow Samsung’s appliances | “You have to claim the high end of the market”
Is At&T Buying A Big Dog To Get A Fancy Tail?
Mobile video is growing fast, but users mostly watch short clips | “You buy this enormous company and only ... utilize a small slice of it”
Innovation 3d-Printing Recycler
Form and function The ProtoCycler is a desktop machine that can turn almost any postconsumer plastic, including water bottles and coffee cup lids, into raw material for a 3D printer. It can also recycle 3D-printed objects. Innovators Alex Kay and D
Moscow Confidential: Private Jets For Dogs
A dissident dishes dirt with the help of tipsters in high places | “Everyone in this arena is in a state of conflict”
Millennials Head Injuries Boring Games Player Protests Politics
Even in this era of cord cutting and smartphones, the one thing TV networks could count on was the NFL. Until now
Mike Shim
31, co-founder and chief technology officer, Bonsai Tech, Seattle
Home Is Where The Data Is
For those with large troves, the cloud may not be ideal | “On a movie shoot, a week can be a petabyte of data”
A License To Print Plastic
Innovia dominates the growing market for polymer cash | “There’s a lot of science behind bank notes”
Baseball Wants A Home Run In China
MLB sponsors training camps to develop interest on the mainland | “It’s necessary to have a Chinese superstar” to build a business
How Do You Say Déjà Vu In Chinese?
Beijing is heading down a questionable path we’ve seen before: Japan’s
Private Jets Aren’t So Private Anymore
Services that share planes are hurting sales | “The democratization of private aviation is … here to stay”
Don’t Let Your Data Sleep With The Enemy
Some retailers are shunning Amazon Web Services | “You’ve got to think about who you’re renting your cloud from”
The Polls Are Open
In 37 states and the District of Columbia, eager voters get a head start | “I wanted to exercise my right to vote, and I did not want to wait a minute longer”
Nov 7 20166 minutes
All The News That’s Fit To Click
How two roommates made the Skimm a must-read for millennials
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Mar 1 20132 minutes
College Entrepreneurs Create Software To Help Businesses Thrive
How three UPenn students created Airtime, a program that creates banners that turn e-mail signatures into branded messages.
Sep 1 20161 minute
To Create Great Customer Experiences, Do This
Create memories and don't rely on enthusiasm.
Sep 1 20151 minute
This Culinary Launchpad Is One Of Only A Handful In Existence
KitchenCru in Portland, Ore. is a palatable option for food businesses.
Apr 1 20152 minutes
How A Health Setback Inspired This Entrepreneur To Adopt A New Business Model
Lisa Kornstein's clothing boutique is using a semi-absentee model, allowing her to manage her health and her business.
Oct 16 20162 minutes
The Puberty Problem
How young singers deal with getting old.
Aug 8 20166 minutes
Rio ... Or Bust
Amid crises, the Marvelous City readies for its closeup
Jan 1 20162 minutes
How This Family Rebuilt Their Business After Devastating Losses
A personal tragedy and an economic downturn hit David Ogburn hard, but he staged a comeback.
Jul 1 20161 minute
Good For Your Body And Your Wallet
PERSONAL FINANCE ADVICE is often doled out in language more suited to the gym than to money management. You need to pump up your savings, slim down your spending, run your portfolio not like a sprint but a marathon. And like a lot of fitness drills,
Jun 1 20165 minutes
Why You Should Make The Move To A Multi-Unit Franchise
Make the jump from one franchise unit to a multi-unit empire.
Oct 24 20162 minutes
Sustainable Cotton
Forget organic. Clothing and textile makers are turning to so-called Better Cotton, sustainably raised and cheaper
Sep 4 20162 minutes
Felicity Jones
On interstellar reshoots and corset relief.
Oct 3 20162 minutes
Infinite Jests From The Good Place
ELEANOR SHELLSTROP IS a bad person. She’s bad in the ways most of us are bad: she litters, she’s impulsive, she blows off commitments. So how’d she get to heaven? That’s the question that animates The Good Place, NBC’s bid to begin rebuilding its Th
Oct 10 20163 minutes
Schwab’s Cut-Rate ETFs Are Catching On
Generic funds can do well when you run a financial supermarket | “Cost is the holy grail. …We are not focused on niche products”
Oct 24 20162 minutes
Now Is The Greatest Time To Shed Your Pathetic Flesh
“Scientists are saying the future is going to be far more futuristic than they originally predicted.” —Krysta Now in Southland Tales, 2007 When Bloomberg Businessweek asked me to guest-edit this Tech section, I hesitated for 0.00000073 seconds. As o
Sep 26 20165 minutes
Mars
TIME’S SPACE WRITER SPENDS 24 HOURS INSIDE NASA’S SIMULATED MARS BASE IN HAWAII
Sep 26 20162 minutes
How Sports Can Move Beyond Lip-Service Patriotism
WITH HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF fans packed into stadiums across the country and millions more watching on TV, the NFL kicked off its new season on Sept. 11 with a ritual that has become a given at American sporting events: playing the national anthem.
Dec 1 20152 minutes
Why This New Form Of Funding Has The Music Industry Amped Up
The music industry tests a new way to fund growth.
Sep 19 20162 minutes
Gene Wilder
Comic actor of pure imagination
Jul 1 20153 minutes
The Truth About Facebook And Millennials
Reports of Facebook's demise among teens have been greatly exaggerated. Here, some marketing lessons from the kids and the unique ways they use their favorite undead platform.
Oct 1 20152 minutes
Why This Company Bought North Carolina's Oldest Printing Business
Entrepreneur stops the presses for a Q&A with Chris Andrews, an AlphaGraphics franchisee.
Oct 24 20162 minutes
Sci-Fi Evolves Into Disturbing Reality In Black Mirror And Westworld
LACIE TAKES A CAREFUL BITE OF A COOKIE AND SPITS IT into her hand, then places the rest of it on the saucer next to her cup of coffee. She snaps a picture to post on social media, captioning it Heaven. She giggles as the likes rack up. It’s a famili
Sep 19 20162 minutes
A Candidate In Utah Blazes A Trail Just By Being Herself
DEMOCRATIC SENATE CANDIDATE Misty Snow had just finished a television interview in Salt Lake City when the reporter holding the microphone bade her farewell. “Thank you, sir,” he said on Aug. 23, before correcting himself with a nervous laugh: “Ma’am
Aug 7 20167 minutes
Dick Comes To Marfa
On set with Transparent creator Jill Soloway’s adaptation of a seemingly unadaptable, sexually charged, really quite strange cult novel.
Jun 20 20161 minute
What A Disappointing U.S. Jobs Report Means
ANOTHER U.S. JOBS REPORT, ANOTHER ROUND of shock and disappointment. On June 4, the government reported that employers added a paltry 38,000 workers in May—far fewer than the 155,000 expected. While the unemployment rate dipped to 4.7%, the number of
Jan 1 20142 minutes
How One Sandwich Company Cracked The Franchise Top 10
A focus on franchisee selection, training and operations helped Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches reach number five on the Franchise 500 list this year.
Sep 1 20142 minutes
The Search Is On
There are folks out there who want to buy your company … with someone else's money
Jul 25 20161 minute
John Cho
THE ACTOR, 44, RETURNS AS HIKARU SULU IN STAR TREK BEYOND
Oct 1 20162 minutes
Borrowing
If you’re using a card to finance purchases or dig out from a debt problem, focus on a card’s ongoing APR, its balance-transfer fee, and the length of the 0% interest period.
Oct 3 20165 minutes
The Real Most Important Meal Of The Day
Forget about breakfast and dinner—lunch is when the tastiest ideas happen.
Sep 1 20165 minutes
Plug Your Money Leaks
Millionaires tend to be more thoughtful about savings and financial decisions, says PNC’s Jacquelyn Boyer. Take that deliberate approach to every nook and cranny of your budget, and you can free up hundreds—or thousands—a year.
Latest articles from Time
Oct 31 20164 minutes
What Hillary Clinton’s Insiders Know That Voters Don’t—Yet
AS HILLARY CLINTON PREPARED TO LAUNCH HER PRESIDENTIAL campaign early last year, the former Secretary of State wanted her husband, former President Bill Clinton, to keep one last, lucrative speech on his schedule. Her husband’s sponsor: the financial
Oct 31 20163 minutes
Meet The Class Of 2016
To assemble our third annual list of the world’s most influential teens, TIME considered accolades across numerous fields, global impact through social media and overall ability to drive news. Here, a sampling from the full group of 30, available at time.com/teens2016
Oct 31 20163 minutes
A New Look At Greenspan Shows The Economic Perils Of Trusting Oracles
SEBASTIAN MALLABY’S NEW BIOGRAPHY OF FORMER Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan, The Man Who Knew, might easily have been titled The Man Who Knew—And Didn’t Act. The central revelation of the book is that Greenspan, far from being a blind follower o
Oct 31 20161 minute
Bhumibol Adulyadej
THAILAND’S KING BHUMIBOL Adulyadej was the superlative monarch. He was the world’s longest reigning, the world’s richest and, among his own subjects at least, the world’s most revered. Up until his death on Oct. 13 at the age of 88, Bhumibol overcame
Oct 31 20162 minutes
Between Two Worlds
In the absence of a government, Libya has devolved into a brutal marketplace of human lives
Oct 31 20162 minutes
Conversation
What you said about ... TRUMP’S TOTAL MELTDOWN “What is [Donald Trump’s] long-term play?” asked Joe Scarborough in a discussion on MSNBC of Alex Altman and Michael Scherer’s Oct. 24 cover story about the Republican candidate’s chaotic campaign. Alth
Oct 31 20163 minutes
This Is The Most Enlightening Election In More Than A Century And Here’s Why
SURE, IT FEELS LIKE THIS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ISN’T about issues and is instead a barrage of insults, anger and ugly revelations. But as anyone who has ever been in a romantic relationship can attest, a barrage of insults, anger and ugly revelations
Laurie’s New Healing Sleuth Takes A Dubious Chance
“THIS IS ALL SO WEIRD, YOU KNOW? I’M A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL. I’m not some Raymond Chandler character.” That’s Hugh Laurie, as Dr. Eldon Chance in the new drama Chance. It’s a cute line, and overwritten. Dr. Chance is indeed a character trapped in eve
Oct 31 20162 minutes
Even Headstrong Generals Must Answer To Someone
DOUGLAS MACARTHUR CERTAINLY HAD A WAY with Commanders in Chief. Long before he ran afoul of Harry Truman near the end of the Korean War, the self-glorifying Army general was ignoring the orders of President Herbert Hoover. As a young Army chief of st
The Social Cost Of Solitary Confinement
ACCORDING TO ESTIMATES FROM FEDERAL agencies, there are tens of thousands of prisoners in solitary confinement—put there not by judges or juries but at the discretion of prison administrators. Often the conditions are extreme: one California prisoner
Gabrielle Union
The Birth of a Nation actor on sexual assault, raising black sons and moving to Chicago with her NBA-star husband
Oct 31 20161 minute
Ticker
Feds to study use of force by police The U.S. Justice Department plans to start collecting data on how often police use force and how often those interactions turn out to be deadly. The FBI will launch a pilot program in early 2017 to gather the fig
The Chicago Cubs And Their Unlikely Ace Could Make History
ON A LATE SEPTEMBER AFTERNOON, JUST BEFORE PITCHER Kyle Hendricks will take the mound against the Pittsburgh Pirates, a handful of Chicago Cubs players and coaches are huddled around a table in the visitors’ locker room, all trying to help. That nigh
Oct 31 20168 minutes
The Itsy-Bitsy, Teensy-Weensy, Tiny Fine Print That Can Allow Sexual Harassment To Go Unheard
GRETCHEN CARLSON IS BOTH EXTRAORDINARY—in her cultural visibility, in her multimillion-dollar career, in her personal accomplishments—and utterly ordinary. When she filed a lawsuit in July alleging sexual harassment during her tenure at Fox News, she
Oct 31 20162 minutes
Argentina’s Mauricio Macri On The Challenge Of Change
IT’S BEEN NEARLY A YEAR SINCE MAURICIO Macri became President of Argentina, having led a coalition known as Cambiemos (Let’s change). This is a country with promise that has long been plagued by a weak economy, a history of default, isolation from in
This Land Is Our Land
NAVIGATING CHILDHOOD and adolescence is challenging enough for any kid, but the process can be particularly rough for immigrant children. School offers a refuge—but also a gantlet of unfamiliar social norms, vexing cultural differences and mean-spiri
New Deal On Pollutants Caps Good Year For Climate Action
CLIMATE NEGOTIATORS MEETING IN KIGALI, Rwanda, agreed on Oct. 15 to phase out pollutants known as hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). The deal represents crucial progress toward meeting the goal of last year’s landmark Paris Agreement, which set out internati
How Trump Plans To Win—Even If He Loses The Election
DONALD TRUMP HAS A PLAN TO WIN even if he loses, which is looking more likely by the day. You can hear him lay out the strategy every time he climbs a stage in these final weeks of the campaign. At a brisk October outdoor rally in a parking lot behin
Gretchen Carlson’s Next Fight
The former Fox News star is taking on sexual harassment. And she likes to win.
For The Record
‘We will absolutely accept the result of the election.’ MIKE PENCE, Republican nominee for Vice President, responding to questions about claims by his running mate, Donald Trump, that the elections will be “rigged” $340 billion Annual losses to th
Beware The Toxic Sequel To Donald Trump’s Flailing Presidential Campaign
DONALD TRUMP WILL PROBABLY LOSE THIS ELECTION, which is good news. Here’s the bad news: that loss may be just the beginning of Trump’s toxic presence in American political life. Nightmare scenarios are floating through Republican circles. The best ca
Why Fitness Trackers Aren’t Making Us Healthier
ABOUT FIVE YEARS AGO, WHEN THE first generation of wearable fitness trackers became popular, they were heralded as the dawn of a revolution. Health experts and businesspeople alike said that giving people access to real-time calorie-burning and step-
Moonlight Enchants By Revealing Itself In A Thousand Facets
YOU CAN’T ALWAYS READ PEOPLE’S hearts just by looking at their faces. There is surprise, and risk, in getting to know who a person really is. To see this high-stakes gamble played out onscreen, like the opening of a flower captured in stop-motion pho
American Exceptionalism
There’s always been something special about the United States of America. President Abraham Lincoln called us the “last, best hope of earth.” President Ronald Reagan said we are a “shining city on a hill.” And Robert Kennedy called us a great, unself
Sci-Fi Evolves Into Disturbing Reality In Black Mirror And Westworld
LACIE TAKES A CAREFUL BITE OF A COOKIE AND SPITS IT into her hand, then places the rest of it on the saucer next to her cup of coffee. She snaps a picture to post on social media, captioning it Heaven. She giggles as the likes rack up. It’s a famili
Land Of The Free, Home Of The Brave
A PAIR OF RUNAWAY SLAVES fleeing the antebellum South, arriving in Boston. A family of Jews fleeing the Third Reich, arriving in New York. A baby boy fleeing the destruction of his home world of Krypton, arriving in Kansas. Most Americans know what m
Oct 24 20162 minutes
The Iran Paradox
Roughly 2,500 years ago, the first great Persian Empire, led by Cyrus the Great, was founded. Over the next several centuries, it grew to dominate a significant portion of the world’s extant population and stretched from western India to the Mediterr
How Political Language Got So Coded
DURING THE VICE-PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE on Oct. 4, as Democrat Tim Kaine and Republican Mike Pence tussled over immigration plans, one of the candidates said the words criminal aliens seven times. The other described immigrants who had come to the U.S. i
The Harsh Reality Of Brexit Sets In
THE MORNING AFTER BRITONS VOTED TO leave the E.U., there was considerable apprehension across the U.K. Even some who had voted for Brexit did so with confidence that choosing Leave was merely a protest vote and that Remain would carry the day. Obviou
Rebecca Hall
The British-born actor, 34, gives an award-worthy performance in Christine (Oct. 14), director Antonio Campos’ harrowing reimagining of the final days of Florida TV news anchor Christine Chubbuck, who shot herself during a live broadcast in 1974. Wh
Latest articles from Bloomberg Businessweek
The Prenup That Didn’t Stick
Docomo wants to be paid by Tata for a partnership gone bad | Investors “are still begging for a level playing field”
The Polls Are Open
In 37 states and the District of Columbia, eager voters get a head start | “I wanted to exercise my right to vote, and I did not want to wait a minute longer”
Expand Heathrow—Or Move On
The British have spent years arguing over the airport. It’s time to end the indecision
All The News That’s Fit To Click
How two roommates made the Skimm a must-read for millennials
China’s High-End Retail Emporium
Walmart is remaking its Sam’s Clubs to offer foreign goods aimed at aspirational consumers | “To Chinese shoppers, ‘imported’ is a badge for premium”
Nov 7 20162 minutes
Movers
Ups Home cooks with kitchen emergencies during the upcoming Thanksgiving to Christmas holidays will be able to call and text Butterball’s hotline for help. The turkey company added the mobile feature this year; 50 experts will field about 100,000 qu
Park In Limbo
A scandal involving an old friend is paralyzing South Korea’s president | “Neither her resignation nor impeachment is a desirable option”
Middle-Aged Productivity Heroes
No one knows why, but fortysomething is a sweet spot | “The drag is nearly done” as the workforce this age hits bottom
Lg Sees An Opening In The Smart Home
The company is trying to outwow Samsung’s appliances | “You have to claim the high end of the market”
Nov 7 20163 minutes
When League Pass Takes You Courtside
The NBA is the first sports league to commit to regular VR streaming | “We want … people with VR gear to be motivated to get League Pass”
Is At&T Buying A Big Dog To Get A Fancy Tail?
Mobile video is growing fast, but users mostly watch short clips | “You buy this enormous company and only ... utilize a small slice of it”
Innovation 3d-Printing Recycler
Form and function The ProtoCycler is a desktop machine that can turn almost any postconsumer plastic, including water bottles and coffee cup lids, into raw material for a 3D printer. It can also recycle 3D-printed objects. Innovators Alex Kay and D
Moscow Confidential: Private Jets For Dogs
A dissident dishes dirt with the help of tipsters in high places | “Everyone in this arena is in a state of conflict”
Millennials Head Injuries Boring Games Player Protests Politics
Even in this era of cord cutting and smartphones, the one thing TV networks could count on was the NFL. Until now
Hottest New Investment
Do you like bargain stocks? Or the idea of momentum? How about small caps? Why choose? | “You come up with a result that could be a fluke”
Mike Shim
31, co-founder and chief technology officer, Bonsai Tech, Seattle
Elsie Will Text You When She’s In Heat
Dairy farmers are using sensors in cows’ stomachs to track the health of the herd | “It’s easier, after all, to look at the situation from inside the cow”
Home Is Where The Data Is
For those with large troves, the cloud may not be ideal | “On a movie shoot, a week can be a petabyte of data”
A Giant In Search, But A Wisp In The Cloud
Google is a distant third behind Microsoft and Amazon | “They don’t have the DNA to deal with a chief information officer”
A License To Print Plastic
Innovia dominates the growing market for polymer cash | “There’s a lot of science behind bank notes”
A Climate Hawk Among The Deniers
Republican entrepreneur Jay Faison wants to shift his party’s stance on climate change. He’s learning just how little good intentions and $175 million can buy
Baseball Wants A Home Run In China
MLB sponsors training camps to develop interest on the mainland | “It’s necessary to have a Chinese superstar” to build a business
No Scoop Necessary
High-protein, low-sugar Halo Top is virtuous enough to eat by the pint.
How Do You Say Déjà Vu In Chinese?
Beijing is heading down a questionable path we’ve seen before: Japan’s
Tronc If You Want To Save Journalism
Busy year for Michael Ferro. Bought Tribune Publishing. Renamed it tronc. Tried to sell to Gannett. Failed. Up next: Figure out how to make money in newspapers
Private Jets Aren’t So Private Anymore
Services that share planes are hurting sales | “The democratization of private aviation is … here to stay”
How Not To Regulate The Internet
The FCC’s new privacy rules are shortsighted and likely to do more harm than good
Don’t Let Your Data Sleep With The Enemy
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Will Millennials Eat Their Frozen Veggies?
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Charlie Rose Talks To ... Glenn Beck
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How To Get Featured In Entrepreneur Magazine
Most people haven’t heard of a scrappy little ski company called Renoun, but we gave it a lot of space in this issue -- a story about founder Cyrus Schenck. I bet you’re wondering: How did Schenck pull that off?I’m going to tell you.Why? I owe it to
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You're Not Using The Phone Enough And It's A Problem
Stop only texting and emailing.
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Hemingways' Car Trouble Sparked A Travel Guide Business For This Writer
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How One Entrepreneur Survived Five Years Of Errors
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This Startup Launched Without Titles Or An Organizational Structure. Here's What They're Doing Now.
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Follow These 3 Savvy End-Of-Year Tax Tips
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What To Do When Customers Don't Pay
Mitchell Compton II’s success was starting to freak him out. He cofounded the San Diego-based Coconut Beach, which sells a line of coconut chips and drinks, and debuted the products at a natural-foods trade show in March 2015. Orders came in rapidly;
Compliance Is A Pain. How To Outsource It.
Hold on there. Let’s back up and talk about what “compliance” is.Industries can be divided into two categories: the heavily regulated and the less heavily regulated. We all know the ones buried under the most paperwork: healthcare, manufacturing, foo
The Right Way To Interrupt Someone At Work
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Why Now Is The Best Time To Hunt For VC Funding
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How To Win On 'Shark Tank'
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What To Do Before You Open That First Office Overseas
It has become a symbol of success when your startup opens its first office across an ocean. But the difference between crushing it and getting crushed abroad is knowing when you're ready to make the leap.Harry Kargman is bracing himself for the busie
What A 30-Hour Work Week Is Really Like
John Dionas is a car dealer’s car dealer, with a big grin, a gold ring with five diamonds and a deep tan authenticated by a white line across the bridge of his nose. He has been in the business for three decades. For roughly 26 of those years, he say
A Semi-Scientific Ranking Of Semi-Autonomous Features
Manufacturers are racing to arm their vehicles with enough cameras, radars, sensors, and tech to properly outthink man.
Oct 1 20162 minutes
Entrepreneur Media's President On Entrepreneur Lending Launch
This program from Entrepreneur Media's business side is designed to eliminate a common business roadblock.
Why This Travel CEO Wants His Customers To Take Giant Risks
Traveling can spark unexpected businesses-and Tom Morgan started his after a failed trip to Mongolia.
This French Foodie Sensation Is Coming To The States
In France, he's a celebrity. In America, he's nobody.
Your Next Company Car Might Be An Uber
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What's The Right Car For Hauling 2,000 Burritos?
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What Self-Driving Trucks Could Mean For Your Next Delivery
Can a line of trucks rumble down the highway by themselves? That's the plan.
The Flying Car Might Be Your Next Company Car
We’ve been promised flying cars for, oh, about as long as we’ve been promised jetpacks. But Woburn, Mass.-based Terrafugia is ready to finally fulfill one of those dreams: It has spent a decade developing the Transition, a car with airplane wings who
The New Rules For Business Rides In An Uber, A Driverless Car And More
There's a proper time to sing, to sleep and to make small talk.
The Simple Way This Super-Efficient Florist Saved Itself Even More Time
Say goodbye to wasted time and hassle.
Make Chats With Chatbots Work
Who wants to chat with a chatbot? More people than you'd think, says Brian Heikes, VP of product at 3Cinteractive, a Boca Raton, Fla.-based mobile marketing company.Techies have long been talking about chatbots. And once Facebook announced this sprin
Can Apps Make Fast Food Even Faster? We Put Them To The Test.
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4 Smart Moves To Protect Against Financial Disaster
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Understanding One Simple Truth Helped This Founder Raise $23 Million
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How A Single Food Truck Helped Build A Multi-Million Dollar Taco Empire
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Won Funding? Why You Should Wait To Celebrate.
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1 An Experiment In The Woods
ARCHITECT STEVEN HOLL SAVED A PLOT OF LAND FROM DEVELOPMENT AND BUILT HIMSELF A GUESTHOUSE THAT SLEEPS FIVE—BUT HAS NO BEDROOMS.
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Marina Abramovic At 70
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Oct 30 20161 minute
The Look Book
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96 Minutes With … Ryan Lochte
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Silent Slurp
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Floyd’s New Bread Bar
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1 New York’s last issue provided a sweeping history of America during Barack Obama’s presidency, as told by the president himself as well as many of those who helped set the nation’s course—Vice-President Joe Biden described Congress’s debt-ceiling b
A Kink In The Hyperloop
ELON MUSK had one too many ideas to oversee personally, so Silicon Valley’s most visionary founder unleashed his dream of a mind-blowing trip in a near-vacuum tube onto the world, and that’s when things started to get difficult.
Matthew Barney’s Universe
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Oct 30 20163 minutes
It Has Momentum And A New Location
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No Boys Allowed
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The National Interest: Jonathan Chait
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2 Sleep With The Fishes
A HOUSEBOAT OFF DUBAI WITH AN UNDERWATER BEDROOM.
The First “Best Bets”
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NOT EVERYONE IS IMPRESSED WITH THE NEW TOURISTS “Americans come here and think they are the first man on the moon. The French are here. The Australians are here. The Germans are here. The Arabs are here. Even the Chinese are here. To Americans, ever
Total Eclipse
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Classroom: Lisa Miller
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The Teens Of Havana
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One Part, Three Breakouts
A group of young actors share the spotlight (and a character) in a potential Academy Awards contender.
The Pill Freaks Of Silicon Valley
Inside Nootrobox, the company that wants to hack your brain chemistry—or at least make Adderall obsolete.
Oct 16 20162 minutes
A Family Caught In Immigration Limbo
WHEN BELSY GARCIA saw her mother’s number appear on her iPhone on the afternoon of June 15, she felt what she calls the “uncomfortable fluttering” sensation in her chest. She knew that daytime calls signaled an emergency. The worst one had come the p
Oct 16 20161 minute
A Tax Conservatives Might Like
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Oct 16 20163 minutes
A Grand Bargain That Wasn’t, Remembered Three Ways
“THE PRESIDENT OF the United States and the Speaker of the House, the two most powerful elected officials in Washington, decided in a conversation that they both had to try to make something happen. Maybe it would be the way it worked in a West Wing
Hacking: A Love-Hate Story
IN THE AGE OF THE hacker, privacy is a thing of the past. Or is that just what we tell ourselves so we feel better when we’re perusing the embarrassment of prurient riches we encounter almost every day online, from Colin Powell’s leaked emails to a l
Oct 16 20162 minutes
“When I Got Mad, Time Just Flew”
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Gay Rights Happened Slowly; Trans Rights, All At Once
ON JANUARY 20, 2015, President Obama said the word transgender in his State of the Union address. It was only a word—but given that Ronald Reagan refused even to say the word aids publicly until 1985 because he was so disgusted by sexual diversity, t
Oct 16 20161 minute
Gayboy Kurt, Everyteen
NOTHING AGES MORE quickly or brutally than a piece of entertainment that was revolutionary for its moment. So it’s easy to look back at the debut of Glee and wonder what the big deal was. After all, it certainly wasn’t the first TV show to depict gay
Winning The Pardon Lottery
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Forty Under Forty 2016
WHAT DOES “DISRUPTION” EVEN LOOK LIKE ANYMORE? The 22-year-old coder who comes up with an idea that upends incumbents and mints billions may be the image that captures the popular imagination. But in reality, as you’ll see in the pages that follow, d
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I Know What You Watched Last Summer
WHAT DO The Conjuring 2, Don’t Breathe, and The Purge: Election Year have in common? Yes, all three are aptly named, gore-packed horror flicks. More surprisingly, all three made a killing at the summer box office. In an otherwise humdrum season, sca
Oct 1 20163 minutes
Now Hear This
Baby boomers, who abused their ears with rock concerts and headphones, are surging into retirement. The hearing-assistance market is expanding, and this time the answer may not be a device—it may be a pill.
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When Moonshots Fall Back To Earth
Google’s parent company loved sci-fi research, until it didn’t.
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The European Honeymoon Is Over
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Generation Biz
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Ryan Smith’s Data-Driven Life Hack
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What’s Good For Sotheby’s Is Good For The World
Art sales are in a two-year slump—and that’s a distressing sign for stocks. Why investors are rooting for a rebound for the art market and one of its top auctioneers.
Meet Activism’s New Face
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Activists Get Mouth-Watering Returns
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Bye-Bye, Bing
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From Musician To Mogul
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A Taste For Bubbly
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A Visit To The Cuban Homeland
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How A Biotech Turned A Bust Into A Hit
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Hamilton, Nonstop
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5 Ways To Pick A Killer Name
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Can This 22-Year-Old Coder Out-Bitcoin Bitcoin?
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Virtual Reality Goes Electric
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Driven In The Valley
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The Deep-Learning Revolution
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Pharma Doesn’t Care About Your Outrage
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More Than Skin Deep
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Leading In Times Of Chaos
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Google Gets Disciplined
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Swimming Upstream
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Be Silent, Not Sorry
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A Reading List For Powerful Women
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New Help For Special Needs
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3 Plano, Texas
WHAT DO YOU SEE when you look up at Plano’s western sky? Lots of cranes—and the constellation of office buildings they’re planting on the horizon. Thanks in part to corporate tax incentives, Plano is already home to J.C. Penney and Frito-Lay, as wel
Oct 1 20162 minutes
5 Things To Know About Jumbo Loans
1 YOU’RE MORE LIKELY TO NEED ONE NOW With home prices up almost 43% over the past five years, a growing number of homebuyers need to finance purchases with jumbo mortgages—loans that top the amount that can be guaranteed by federal agencies Fannie M
Oct 1 20162 minutes
A Love Letter To My Best Place
DEAR MONTCLAIR, N.J., I’m sorry you didn’t land on this year’s list of the 50 Best Places to Live in America. True, you weren’t even eligible in 2016, since MONEY’s annual ranking alternates between the current focus on small cities (places with popu
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A Snowbird Flight Plan
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This ‘Penalty’ Can Pay Off In The End
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Columbus, Ohio
WHEN BROTHERS Andy and Phil George decided to find a permanent home for their then-fledgling company in 2012, Columbus was a no-brainer. It wasn’t just the low cost of living vs. Los Angeles, where they launched the business, or the dozen-plus Fortun
Oct 1 20161 minute
Boston, Massachusetts
IF THERE’S one thing Boston is known for, it’s the Big Dig—the 15-year, $15 billion effort to bury the city’s major traffic artery in tunnels underground. Much derided while it was going on, the project did more than just relieve gridlock on I-93; it
Oct 1 20161 minute
8 Weston, Florida
A gated community where your neighbors are gators. Population: 69,081 Median home price: $365,000 Unemployment rate: 4.5% Just about any location worth its spot on the Best Places list can brag about great green space, and Weston—with a dozen spo
Oct 1 20161 minute
A Voice For The Voiceless
MONICA MODI KHANT 43, ATLANTA BACKSTORY: Her parents emigrated from India. EDUCATION: BA from Rutgers, JD from New England School of Law. PROFESSION: Executive director, Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network. VISION: Provide legal assistance to
Oct 1 20162 minutes
X-Ray: Oakmark International
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Five Smart 401(K) Moves
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10 Naperville, Illinois
A windy city suburb that’s got charm, and jobs, to spare. Population: 141,310 Median home price: $350,000 Unemployment rate: 5.1% A river runs through Naperville, and for most of its existence the DuPage was the lifeblood of this mill town. The r
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A New Challenge Beats Relaxation
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2 Eden Prairie, Minnesota
OF ALL THE THINGS you expect to find in frosty Minnesota—lakes, hockey players, really nice Scandinavian-Americans—a community where every home features solar power is perhaps not at the top of the list. Tony and Amanda Nagy were surprised too, and t
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Portland, Oregon
PORTLAND IS the place where Portlandia seems more documentary than satire. Farm-to-table restaurants, stretched earlobe rings, craft-beer-swilling hipsters, and cries of “Bicycle right!” are common in this burgeoning Pacific Northwest city. But that
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1 Columbia, Maryland
YOU KNOW THE PHRASE “50 is the new 30?” Apparently, that applies to cities and towns too. Columbia, Md., turns 50 next year, and it’s never looked better. One of the most successful planned communities in the country, Columbia is a magnet in the Bal
5 Parsippany, New Jersey
IF YOU’RE ONE of those people who believe that New Jersey is all industrial sprawl and one long turnpike, you might be surprised to find Parsippany near the top of the Best Places list. You might also be surprised to know that Parsippany has been nam
Arlington, Texas
TUCKED BETWEEN Dallas and Fort Worth, Arlington is known as the Entertainment Capital of Texas, and for good reason. It’s home to four professional sports teams—Dallas Cowboys football, Texas Rangers baseball, Dallas Wings basketball, and Dallas Char
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Colorado Springs, Colorado
SUN-DRENCHED Colorado Springs may best be known for athletic and outdoor pursuits. In the shadow of 14,000-foot Pikes Peak, the area is home to the flagship U.S. Olympic Training Center and hundreds of miles of stunning hiking and biking trails along
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4 West Des Moine, Iowa
LIKE YOUNG PEOPLE everywhere, Des Moines natives Krista and Sahan Totagamuwa decided to move away from home after they got married to get a taste of life in the big city, in Milwaukee. Five years and two kids later they came home—well, close to home.
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An Impressive John Hancock
ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO I stumbled upon a shoebox filled with junk that had been gathering dust in a closet since my dad’s death. I found an old slide rule, a really nice stapler—and four fountain pens. To my amazement, they worked almost as well as they
