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    Business, Science

    New Self-Healing Paint Gets Rid of Scratches

    Paint scratches may be no more, thanks to a high-tech self-healing paint developed in Japan by the car manufacturer Nissan. More »

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    Business, General Interest, Green

    First Green Airline in United States Launches

    The new airline, which shuttles back and forth between Seattle and Portland, Oregon, boasts that it’s America’s first environmentally friendly airline. More »

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    Business, General Interest, Green

    New Pyramid Project Could Be World’s Most Eco-Friendly Environment

    Egypt’s pyramids are still one of humankind’s greatest architectural achievements - but the iconic landmarks may soon have some competition from an astonishing eco-friendly upgrade planned for construction in Dubai. More »

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    Business, Green

    Japan Creates Carbon Footprint Labels for Products

    Now, residents of Japan may be able to calculate the carbon footprint of almost everything they buy, from drinks to snacks to bars of soap, thanks to a new government plan. More »

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    Business, Green

    Recycled Goods Are the New Gold Rush

    There’s a new gold rush going on - and it’s not happening in Alaska, San Francisco, or the Black Hills of South Dakota. This time around, you won’t need to look any farther than your own garbage can. More »

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    Business, Heroes, Science

    Mourning Military Father Creates Robot to Save Soldiers

    After losing his son in Iraq, Brian Hart created a special robotic defense machine to stop other parents from facing the same awful fate. More »

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    Business, Green

    New Car Engine Could Double Fuel Economy

    A new engine from Revetec is half the size and weight of a traditional engine, and has 50 percent fewer emissions. Best of all? The engine can actually double your fuel economy. More »

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    Business, Science, Weird

    Eating a Cheese Sandwich Could Help You Get a Raise

    Want to score yourself a raise? The key to making your case in a meeting with your boss isn’t a $2,000 suit - instead, it might just be a cheese sandwich. More »

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    Business, General Interest

    McDonalds Serves Up Course Credit to Employees

    Most people get academic degrees in areas like economics, computer engineering, physics, or art history. But how would you like to get a diploma in the illustrious field of burger-flipping? More »

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    Business, Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    The Original Banker to the Poor: Muhammad Yunus

    Today, microfinance is a common buzzword. But it all started in 1974, when a man lent $27 of his own money to a group of basket-weavers in Bangladesh. More »

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    Business, Health and Wellbeing, Heroes, Weird

    Barista Serves Coffee with a Side of Kidney

    When one of Starbucks barista Sandie Anderson's regulars said she needed a kidney, Anderson offered up her own. Now is that customer service, or what? More »

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    Business, Health and Wellbeing, Heroes, Non-Profits

    For Abused Women, Hair Stylists Can Be Saviors

    Abused women are good at keeping secrets -- except when it comes to their hair stylists. Thanks to several programs across the United States, salons are helping abused women find support. More »

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    Business

    No Sweat Creates Sweatshop-Free Clothes in Palestine

    Jews, Muslims, and Christians don't always see things eye-to-eye. But now, thanks to entrepreneurial couple Adam Neiman and Natalia Muina and their clothing company, No Sweat, the three religious groups have one small piece of common ground: T-shirts. More »

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    Business, Celebrities, Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    The Man Who Gave Away $4 Billion, and Other Amazing Philanthropists

    If you had 4 billion dollars, would you give it all to charity? Learn about the man who did -- and the other ultra-generous philanthropists who are following in his footsteps. More »

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    Business, General Interest

    The Nation’s Most Ethical Companies:  Is Yours on the List?

    Ethisphere Magazine studied companies worldwide and found 55 in the U.S. that stand out as leaders to emulate. More »

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