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Americans are turning back to old-fashioned tinkering and hands-on innovation. We’ll ask what a new burst of grassroots engineering might mean for the U.S. economy.
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A pioneer in the field of neuro-economics explains the biological basis of truly innovative thought.
Comments [41]The big GM wobble this week over workers and wages and whether its factories will be built in this country was just one more wake-up call. The old world is gone and the new one is going to require a lot more innovation if America is going to stay at the top of the economic [...]
Poker and American history. How the game of presidents, cowboys, gangsters, and online gamblers helped shape America.
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Rupert Murdoch wants to block the search giant from scooping free content from his newspapers. We’ll look at the staredown.
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