Vice President Joe Biden might have to look to big data in the “moon shot” to cure cancer; how airlines are benefiting from cheap jet fuel; and what happens to the LA river when it rains in SoCal?
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Final Note
Odds are you've read about the lotto
by Molly Wood
Jan 13, 2016
The media is just as crazy about the lotto as everyone else is — maybe more.
When it pours in dry LA, water quickly runs out to sea
by Sarah Gardner
Jan 13, 2016
In a dry region, the city of Los Angeles was designed to shed rainfall fast.
Why data may be the key to a cancer "moon shot"
by Dan Gorenstein
Jan 13, 2016
Vice President Biden in charge of a moon shot to help find a cure for cancer.
Airlines cruise to profits as fuel costs drop
by Mitchell Hartman
Jan 13, 2016
Airlines are benefiting from cheap jet fuel, new passenger fees and industry consolidation.
FCC auction could make billions for station owners
by Kimberly Adams
Jan 13, 2016
Investors who went on a buying spree could win big as airwaves shift to digital.