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 Thursday, Feb 8 Technology has revolutionized most corners of our lives, from how we shop to how we connect with friends. Now a new medical school is poised to train the next generation of doctors to bring the revolution to health care. |
| Sales of consumer appliances like refrigerators, washers and dryers have been growing, but longtime category leader Sears has seen its share shrink. |
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| ROBERT REED: When the richest person in Illinois shares his opinions about the economy and stock market, it's worth listening. Ken Griffin sees "dark clouds" ahead. |
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| Gotham Greens, a New York-based hydroponic farm in Pullman, is planning a second greenhouse for expansion. |
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| Wall Street has thrown a rather sour welcoming party for Jerome Powell, which has left investors wondering what the Fed and its new leader might do now. |
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| "She was scared. I was scared. It was horrifying trying to put her in the toilet." |
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| Dow's deep slide continues on another volatile dayU.S. markets are continued to fall Thursday as losses from the previous day continue to mount. The Dow has dropped more than 800 points. |
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| PepsiCo Inc. is bringing its marketing muscle to the sparkling-water craze with a new drink aimed squarely at LaCroix, the upstart market leader. |
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| Redheads and curly-haired people, the Unicode Consortium has heard your pleas. |
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| The online retail giant plans to roll out two-hour delivery at the organic grocer this year to those who pay for Amazon's $99-a-year Prime membership. It is Amazon's biggest — and most expected — move since it bought the organic grocer last year. |
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