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 Tuesday, Feb 20 As Amazon continues efforts to shrink delivery times and add warehouses in Illinois, it's eyeing technology to track workers' hands as they fulfill orders. It's a move that concerns privacy advocates. |
| The privately held owner of Jewel-Osco is plunging deeper into the pharmacy business with a deal to buy Rite Aid, the nation's third-largest drugstore chain. |
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| BACK STORY: Fabian Elliott, the CEO and co-founder of Black Tech Mecca, says using data can get more black people involved in the tech community. |
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| The first treatment to help prevent serious allergic reactions to peanuts may be on the way. |
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| COMMENTARY: L.L. Bean has eliminated its famous 100-percent satisfaction guarantee under which it promised to repair or replace its products for life, no questions asked. The outdoors company says that the guarantee had grown too costly. Now it's going to discover that ending it could cost even more. |
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| The numbers overshadowed the discounter's better-than-expected sales at its established stores and higher customer traffic as online services linked to its stores attract more shoppers. |
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| J.M. Smucker is "withdrawing" all lots of certain Gravy Train, Kibbles 'N Bits, Skippy and Ol' Roy canned dog food products manufactured since 2016 because they might contain pentobarbital, a sedative used in pet euthanasia. |
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| It's buried tax treasure for homeowners: The 654-page bipartisan budget law has extensions of key tax-code benefits that can be used for 2017 tax filings. |
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