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The Archives
“The struggle for oil-rich Conoco, Inc., escalated into an unprecedented bidding war among three corporate titans,” Newsweek reported. “Experts fear that other wealthy corporations may soon make a grab for vulnerable victims, resulting in an increasi
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China’s Giant Bet on Blockchain
THERE IS NO STAGE BIGGER THAN THE OLYMPICS, for the athletes and the host country. Modern China announced its arrival 13 years ago when 2,008 synchronized drummers wowed the world at the Beijing Summer Olympics opening ceremonies. In February, China
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The Learning Recovery
MIGUEL CARDONA STARTED OUT as a public school teacher, was later named principal of the year in Connecticut, and eventually served as the state’s education commissioner before being confirmed as President Biden’s Secretary of Education. Newsweek spok
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Loans for Those Who Can Least Afford Them
Source → Sandy Baum, Urban Institute ■
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The Parent Trap
THE DEBATE OVER HOW TO RESOLVE THE nation’s student debt crisis is heating up again, as pressure builds on President Joe Biden to extend the pandemic pause on repayments due to expire in September and progressives renew calls to forgive some of the $
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How to Borrow Smarter
Parent PLUS loans can be a lifeline to helping your child obtain a college degree. But they can also saddle you with high monthly payments that strain your wallet now and threaten your future financial security in retirement. Here’s what you need to
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How a Walmart Heir’s Arkansas Museum Became a Soldier in The Culture Wars
ALMOST 10 YEARS AGO—NOVEMBER 11, 2011, TO BE EXACT—Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art opened its doors. The spotlight was immediately bright. It was the first major league museum built in the U.S in decades and the founders, Walmart heir Alice Wa
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Morgan Nevillle
IT’S BEEN OVER THREE YEARS SINCE THE DEATH OF ANTHONY BOURDAIN—explorer, chef, storyteller and one of the most influential cultural correspondents of our time. Throughout his career as an NYC chef, best-selling author and an Emmy-award winning TV hos
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America’s Best EYE DOCTORS 2021
DEMAND FOR PROFESSIONAL EYE CARE in the U.S. is expected to increase significantly in the coming years as the population ages. Not only are we collectively growing older, we’re also working our tired eyes harder than ever before as more and more of o
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Where Our Favorite Travel Experts Are Dreaming of Traveling Now
One upside from the pandemic? We’ll never take travel for granted again—even those whose job it is to see the world and report back. Grounded, we all missed the once-ordinary act of landing in a new place. Now that the world is slowly opening up and

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