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Redefining the archi-TECH-ture of Silicon Valley

Queena Kim | Apr 23, 2013
It's momument-building time in the land of tech. Apple and Google both have expansive new headquarters on the drawing board.
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Today's Army marches on its batteries while searching for alternatives

Alex Chadwick | Apr 22, 2013
The Rapid Equipping Force seeks solutions to problems soldiers encounter in the field -- such as packing pounds and pounds of batteries on patrol.
Posted In: Army, batteries, energy, military
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The economic effects of quantitative easing

Paddy Hirsch | Sep 11, 2012
Marketplace's Paddy Hirsch explains what QE3 is supposed to do for the economy.
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That water from your shower? It could water your garden

David Weinberg | Jan 11, 2013
Homeowners can directly recycle water from showers or washing machines by installing what are known as greywater systems, which divert wastewater to mulch beds in the yard.
Posted In: greywater, water
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Moving to Canada? Better get a lawyer

Lauren Chooljian | Oct 24, 2012
The old political punchline about moving to Canada if an election goes the wrong way is more than a joke to some -- and a lot harder to pull off than most people suspect.
Posted In: Canada, politics
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Moving from very poor neighborhoods improves health

Mary Harris | Sep 20, 2012
Researchers have found that while moving out of poorer neighborhoods improves a person's health and general happiness, moving to a better-off region did not improve families' income.
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Getting a new job may mean moving

| Jan 28, 2009
In an unpredictable job market, being flexible is key -- even if it means moving to where there's more opportunity. Commentator Will Wilkinson says if there are no jobs in your town, it may be time to uproot.
Posted In: Jobs
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Cars damaged by Sandy make suspicious comeback

Sally Herships | Jan 14, 2013
Often sold for scrap, many storm-swamped cars are cleaned up and resold with clean records that make no mention of flood damage
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Automakers gear up for better fuel efficiency

Alisa Roth | Jan 20, 2011
Federal rules to increase fuel efficiency start to go into effect next year. Making cars smaller is the easiest way to boost miles per gallon, but Americans typically don't like small cars. As Marketplace's Alisa Roth reports, another road to greater fuel efficiency is to make cars lighter.
Posted In: Auto
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Twitter edges closer to TV with advertising deal

Stacey Vanek Smith | Apr 23, 2013
Twitter and Starcom, sitting in a tree...bringing more advertising to your newsfeed. More on how the deal brings Twitter ever so closer to television.

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