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Featured Innovation & Design: Slideshows
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On a Baltic Island, Holiday Homes That Hitler Built
Developers plan to renovate a massive complex originally built to house workers on Nazi Party-sponsored vacations
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After Birchbox, the Sample Box Bubble
A look at some of the subscription-box imitators that have popped up in the wake of Birchbox's success with beauty samples
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
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How to Invest Like a Bluth
The family’s greatest hits of wasted money and misadventures in business
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Fifty Most Popular Employers for Business Students
Tech companies fare well, as do producers of famous brands, such as Disney and Coke
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Top European B-Schools
U.K., Spain Dominate European B-School Ranking
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Digital Innovation Is Booming in Africa
The continent has become a testing ground for breakthrough ideas, innovative tech products, and disruptive startups
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Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
A selective look through the architecture portfolio of Foster + Partners, the firm behind Apple's Campus 2
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Water Supplies Shrink Around the World
By 2030 almost half of the world's population will live in areas of "high water stress"
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An Italian Auto Design Master's Second Act
He's now designing all of Fiat's brands, plus Chrysler's Jeep and Dodge Durango
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The Fastest- and Slowest-Growing U.S. Cities
A Bloomberg ranking of the American cities that have experienced the greatest population gains and losses
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Future Cities From the Past
Predictions for future cityscapes from 1894 to the 1964 World's Fair and beyond
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Design That Transforms the Eating Experience
Consumers gush about their favorite tech gadgets, but most don’t realize how design has changed products that are truly indispensable
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Twelve Decades of Innovations in Food Design
An exploration of food and packaging over the past century
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How September 11 Changed Architecture
The attack on the World Trade Center in 2001 left a safety design legacy on buildings around the world.
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A Dry History of Concentrates
Products in concentrate form have been around for a long time. We just lost our tolerance for self-assembly
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The Post-Closet Bounce
One way of reviving a sagging showbiz career is coming out of the closet.
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The Year in Six Words
Normal, Jobs, Stuck, Currency, Spills and Currency say all that needs to be said about 2010
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Twenty-One Cars You Can't Drive in the U.S.
There are many automobiles sold around the world that aren't currently allowed to be driven on U.S. roads. In a few cases, that's a good thing. In many others, Americans are missing out
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Twenty-One Cars You Can't Drive in the U.S.
There are many automobiles sold around the world that aren't currently allowed to be driven on U.S. roads. In a few cases, that's a good thing. In many others, Americans are missing out
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Digital Innovation Is Booming in Africa
The continent has become a testing ground for breakthrough ideas, innovative tech products, and disruptive startups
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Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
A selective look through the architecture portfolio of Foster + Partners, the firm behind Apple's Campus 2
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The Fastest- and Slowest-Growing U.S. Cities
A Bloomberg ranking of the American cities that have experienced the greatest population gains and losses
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Future Cities From the Past
Predictions for future cityscapes from 1894 to the 1964 World's Fair and beyond
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Water Supplies Shrink Around the World
By 2030 almost half of the world's population will live in areas of "high water stress"
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A Dry History of Concentrates
Products in concentrate form have been around for a long time. We just lost our tolerance for self-assembly
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An Italian Auto Design Master's Second Act
He's now designing all of Fiat's brands, plus Chrysler's Jeep and Dodge Durango
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How September 11 Changed Architecture
The attack on the World Trade Center in 2001 left a safety design legacy on buildings around the world.
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Design That Transforms the Eating Experience
Consumers gush about their favorite tech gadgets, but most don’t realize how design has changed products that are truly indispensable
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Twelve Decades of Innovations in Food Design
An exploration of food and packaging over the past century
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The Post-Closet Bounce
One way of reviving a sagging showbiz career is coming out of the closet.
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The Year in Six Words
Normal, Jobs, Stuck, Currency, Spills and Currency say all that needs to be said about 2010
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Digital Innovation Is Booming in Africa
The continent has become a testing ground for breakthrough ideas, innovative tech products, and disruptive startups
Comments
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Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
A selective look through the architecture portfolio of Foster + Partners, the firm behind Apple's Campus 2
Comments
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Twenty-One Cars You Can't Drive in the U.S.
There are many automobiles sold around the world that aren't currently allowed to be driven on U.S. roads. In a few cases, that's a good thing. In many others, Americans are missing out
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Future Cities From the Past
Predictions for future cityscapes from 1894 to the 1964 World's Fair and beyond
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Water Supplies Shrink Around the World
By 2030 almost half of the world's population will live in areas of "high water stress"
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An Italian Auto Design Master's Second Act
He's now designing all of Fiat's brands, plus Chrysler's Jeep and Dodge Durango
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The Fastest- and Slowest-Growing U.S. Cities
A Bloomberg ranking of the American cities that have experienced the greatest population gains and losses
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Design That Transforms the Eating Experience
Consumers gush about their favorite tech gadgets, but most don’t realize how design has changed products that are truly indispensable
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Twelve Decades of Innovations in Food Design
An exploration of food and packaging over the past century
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How September 11 Changed Architecture
The attack on the World Trade Center in 2001 left a safety design legacy on buildings around the world.
Comments
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A Dry History of Concentrates
Products in concentrate form have been around for a long time. We just lost our tolerance for self-assembly
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The Post-Closet Bounce
One way of reviving a sagging showbiz career is coming out of the closet.
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The Year in Six Words
Normal, Jobs, Stuck, Currency, Spills and Currency say all that needs to be said about 2010
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Digital Innovation Is Booming in Africa
The continent has become a testing ground for breakthrough ideas, innovative tech products, and disruptive startups
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Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
A selective look through the architecture portfolio of Foster + Partners, the firm behind Apple's Campus 2
Comments
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Water Supplies Shrink Around the World
By 2030 almost half of the world's population will live in areas of "high water stress"
Comments
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An Italian Auto Design Master's Second Act
He's now designing all of Fiat's brands, plus Chrysler's Jeep and Dodge Durango
Comments
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The Fastest- and Slowest-Growing U.S. Cities
A Bloomberg ranking of the American cities that have experienced the greatest population gains and losses
Comments
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Future Cities From the Past
Predictions for future cityscapes from 1894 to the 1964 World's Fair and beyond
Comments
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Design That Transforms the Eating Experience
Consumers gush about their favorite tech gadgets, but most don’t realize how design has changed products that are truly indispensable
Comments
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Twelve Decades of Innovations in Food Design
An exploration of food and packaging over the past century
Comments
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How September 11 Changed Architecture
The attack on the World Trade Center in 2001 left a safety design legacy on buildings around the world.
Comments
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A Dry History of Concentrates
Products in concentrate form have been around for a long time. We just lost our tolerance for self-assembly
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The Post-Closet Bounce
One way of reviving a sagging showbiz career is coming out of the closet.
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The Year in Six Words
Normal, Jobs, Stuck, Currency, Spills and Currency say all that needs to be said about 2010
Comments
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Twenty-One Cars You Can't Drive in the U.S.
There are many automobiles sold around the world that aren't currently allowed to be driven on U.S. roads. In a few cases, that's a good thing. In many others, Americans are missing out
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