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Walk, run, fly
Nov 28, 2019

Walk, run, fly

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Also: How small businesses are negotiating tariffs, innovation in the flower industry and a "Decade of Fire" in the Bronx.

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Your local airport could be getting a gym soon

by Andie Corban and Amy Scott
Nov 28, 2019
There's growing demand for more health conscious airports, according to Alison Sider of the Wall Street Journal.
Some frequent fliers say they'd hit the gym during layovers.
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Small retailers face the extra challenge of negotiating tariffs

by Andy Uhler
Nov 28, 2019
Big retailers can negotiate to keep tariff-induced price hikes at bay. That's hard for small businesseses.
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Tesla's Cybertruck tries to make a dent in a tough market

by Jack Stewart
Nov 28, 2019
Detroit dominates U.S. pickup truck sales. Traditionally it's been hard for newcomers to break in.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveils the all-electric battery-powered Tesla Cybertruck.
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“Decade of Fire” shows how the people of the Bronx saved their neighborhood

by Amy Scott and Bennett Purser
Nov 28, 2019
Landlords attempted to destroy the South Bronx in the 1970s with racist housing policies and worse. But the community fought back.
Robert Foster and a woman moving beams on Kelly Street. Foster is the former the executive director of Banana Kelly, which rehabilitated South Bronx apartment buildings into affordable and livable housing.
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Farmgirl Flowers' limited "menu" approach is a blooming success

by Amy Scott and Daisy Palacios
Nov 28, 2019
CEO Christina Stembel was turned down more than a hundred times for capital before deciding to use her own money and strategy.
Christina Stembel is founder and CEO of Farmgirl Flowers.
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