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Elon Musk has started slashing prices on Tesla's electric cars. That's going to come back to burn him.

Elon Musk has started an electric-vehicle price war that Tesla can't finish.

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The group chat has become the fulcrum of civilization and its discontents. In order to survive and thrive as humans, it's time for us to agree on group-chat etiquette.
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A new study found that an Airbnb ban in Irvine, California lead to rent price decreases.
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Research has found that brain chips can warp your sense of self.

Studies show that Elon Musk's new tech can bend your mind in strange and troubling ways

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Return-to-office mandates indicate a failure of imagination on the part of management and a refusal to do the work necessary to create a positive company culture.
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Beyond the eye-popping damages, a recent verdict against the National Association of Realtors and the country's biggest brokerages could also fundamentally change how we buy and sell homes.

On Tuesday afternoon at a courthouse in Kansas City, Missouri, the collective nightmare of the real-estate industry became reality.

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Once-forgotten cities in the Midwest and Northeast are trying to win people over with the promise of fewer climate-driven floods, fires, and storms.
Once-forgotten cities in the Midwest and Northeast are trying to win people over with the promise of fewer climate-driven floods, fires, and storms.
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Jobs like nursing, plumbing, and hair-cutting will be safe from AI. And certain blue-collar industries are even booming.
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Landlords could help reverse the Retail Apocalypse by lowering rents and extending leases — but their lenders won’t let them.