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U.S.
Bicycling for Thinner Texans and New Businesses
Bike lanes and the use of bicycles in general has recently exploded in Texas, which is a good sign for local business and for residents’ waistlines.
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Business Day
Clara Lippert Glenn, on Balancing Intensity and ‘Kumbaya’
The C.E.O. of the Oxford Princeton Program says her leadership style has evolved to emphasize “the importance of culture, environment and work-life balance.”
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N.Y. / Region
One Chase Manhattan Plaza for Sale
JPMorgan Chase & Company may make at least $1 billion on its former headquarters.
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N.Y. / Region
A Mayor Who Puts Wall Street First
No mayor has done more than Michael R. Bloomberg to consolidate New York’s identity with that of Wall Street.
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Opinion
Why We Talk in Tongues
Speaking in tongues might be a more effective way to pray — if one seeks the technique of detaching from the everyday world and everyday thought to experience God.
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Opinion
Foreign Investment in Mexican Oil
Proposed changes could help revive Mexico’s energy sector and give its economy a much-needed lift.
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Magazine
How Laura Poitras Helped Snowden Spill His Secrets
It all started with her own fight against surveillance.
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N.Y. / Region
Prison for Founder of Body Armor Company
David H. Brooks, former chief executive of DHB Industries Inc., was given a 17-year sentence for a $185 million stock swindle in which the proceeds were used to finance personal luxuries.
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U.S.
Shipping Continued After Computer Inspection System Failed at Meat Plants
A new computer system for meatpacking and processing plants shut down for two days in August, leading to the shipment of millions of pounds of meat that had not been tested for contaminants.
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Opinion
Sunday Dialogue: Tumult in the Book World
Can traditional bookstores survive the digital marketplace?
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Health
In All Flavors, Cigars Draw In Young Smokers
Cigarette sales are down, but tobacco critics say the gains are being offset by the rise of alternatives like cigars, whose flavored varieties are smoked overwhelmingly by young people.
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Fashion & Style
A Pact to Make the Heart Grow Fonder?
Two 20-somethings try an experiment to refrain from sex for almost a year, and find out more about themselves than they had expected.
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Business Day
Sony and Viacom Reach Tentative Deal to Stream Cable Channels
The agreement is believed to be the first of its kind between a major programmer and any of the technology giants that are trying to disrupt traditional modes of TV delivery.
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Technology
An Inventor Wants One Less Wire to Worry About
In college, Meredith Perry wondered why wireless devices needed wires for recharging. That question has led to her work on a way to transmit electrical power via sound waves.
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Business Day
Chevrolet’s Cheap Minicar, the Spark, Is a Surprisingly Strong Seller
The four-door Spark, made in South Korea and sold in the United States since last year, starts at $12,170 and gets about 35 miles to the gallon.
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Sports
Out of Track’s Doping Scandal, Redemption and Progress
Kelli White’s positive test 10 years ago began a new era in track and field because she decided to help anti-doping organizations in their fight.
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U.S.
A Musical Switch From Self-Pity to Gratitude
The new album by Blue October, “Sway,” is less about the specifics of a band member’s recovery from addiction to alcohol and prescription pills than it is about hope.
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