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When the attorney general gets our information, I’m sure he’s not just going to send us Christmas cards, Los Angeles Laker? More like Los Angeles taker, amirite?, It is a pretty remarkable precedent for the U.S. to allow a lower court judge to push around a sovereign nation and more.....
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The Word That Went Unsaid at Davos
The outlook among global leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in mid-January ranged from cautiously optimistic to unapologetically positive. Attendees interviewed by Bloomberg News during the proceedings talked about the reopening of China, the warmer-than-expected winter, which has helped keep energy prices down, and the expected surge in other commodity prices that hasn't occurred.
Monster Truck
Mercedes makes the G-Wagen bigger, badder and in a way I didn't think possible better.
A Natural Touch For Jewelry
Collectors clamor for Emmanuel Tarpin’s one-of-a-kind pieces.
These Watches Are Not for You
Max Büsser and his band of revolutionaries made products they themselves wanted-and built a huge fandom on the way.
INDEPENDENTS DAY
Small watchmakers are soaring thanks to a boom in timepiece: collecting and a supply crunch among the most famous Swiss brands.
FOREVER 18?
Middle-aged tech centimillionaire Bryan Johnson and his team of 30 doctors say they have a plan to reboot his body
Big Brother at Bargain
NSO Group and its rivals have made military-grade surveillance software shockingly affordable. The way it was used against the real-life hero of Hotel Rwanda might finally force lawmakers' hands
Trolling While on Autopilot
Amid falling demand and sudden price cuts, Elon Musk seems determined to take a blowtorch to his car company’s brand
Tackling Textile Waste
A machine that sorts unwearable clothing is helping divert items away from landfill
Faulty Towers
Wind turbine breakdowns have bedeviled manufacturers in the US and Europe