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A boxing match between China and the US.
Military and experts agree: the US is nowhere near ready for a war with China.
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Expert advice to help small-business owners engage new customers, boost profits, and retain the best talent — all while squeezing the most from their marketing budgets.

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Anyone who has bought a carton of eggs or a tank of gas has felt the sting of inflation. The data is increasingly pointing to one culprit for all these price hikes: corporate greed.

It's becoming clear that corporate greed is screwing over the US economy

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Despite its size and influence, the celebrity-speaker industry has long existed in the shadowy nexus of the entertainment industrial complex, its inner workings invisible to outsiders.

The rise of a $2 billion industry, from Hunter S. Thompson to Playgirl centerfolds

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After gaining control of my phone, a hacker ripped me off for $10,000. The scam turned out to be brilliant — and terrifying.

Verizon, Chase, the police — they were all useless when my identity got hacked. Then Psycho Bunny came to the rescue.

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Small-business owners have a tall mountain to climb. Not only are they pouring a colossal amount of energy into running a business and weathering market changes, but they also need to know where and how to reach new audiences. In this frenzied digital age, business owners are inundated with choices about platforms, engagement metrics, ad spend, conversion rates, and more. This series breaks down some of the most effective marketing techniques for small businesses and shares standout examples of how companies can use them to strengthen their brand and build community. 

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City downtowns aren't doomed — the rise of remote work is about to spark the Big City Renaissance.

America's great cities are in a precarious spot.