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A playbook to keep your moonshot from becoming space debris

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Why more people should cheat at golf, the struggles of reporting on Gaza and more to wrap up your weekend

For years, Vista relied on the $1.7 trillion private credit market to raise financing for software companies that banks were unable or unwilling to back. Now, it’s saving hundreds of millions of dollars by flipping that script

Three exciting English countryside escapes, just a short journey from London.

For the first time, the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been fired by the President of the United States for political reasons, launching the $30 trillion economy into uncharted and dangerous territory. It’s hard to overstate the peril that awaits the economy, says Kathryn Anne Edwards. Read why: https://lnkd.in/eNDvaFGF

The former football player who fatally shot four people and himself in New York claimed to have a poorly understood brain disease called CTE. Here's why we still know relatively little about it.

You're about to start hearing a lot more about Porsche Design, the maker of technical watches, eyewear and luggage inspired by the legendary cars. Here's why.

The White House intends to begin construction in September on a new ballroom estimated to cost $200 million, following through on President Donald Trump’s plans for a larger space to host formal events. Read more: bloom.bg/40J4IaF 📷: White House

New Zealand has earmarked tourism as a key avenue to generate economic growth