CNN’s Jon Sarlin takes a look into the widening gulf between the 39% of the U.S. that has a $7.25 minimum wage, and the 61% with a higher one.
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Viagra: world's most counterfeited drug
Most counterfeit drugs are made in China, shipped through several countries to disguise the origin, and sold by fraudulent online pharmacies.
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Self-driving taxis hit the streets in Singapore
With the launch of nuTonomy self-driving taxis, Singapore joins a number of cities around the world testing autonomous vehicles.
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Fisker Karma vs. Tesla Model S
Fortune’s Sue Callaway puts these two alternative vehicles through their paces to find out which upstart American car company has the best cutting edge electric …
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Subaru's crash avoidance tech ranks first
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released the results of its first crash avoidance test for several car models. Both the Subaru Outback and Legacy …
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Sabine Hazan MD and The Microbiome
Google's new robot has wheels for feet
The newest robot from Google’s Boston Dynamics can spin, jump, and lift weights.
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India's dangerous obsession with gold
While an investment in gold has provided good returns, so many people in India are putting savings in gold that it’s hurting the economy.
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$25,000 sundae and you keep the spoon
Serendipity 3 in New York City sells a $25,000 chocolate dessert and $1,000 sundae, both earned a Guinness World Record for being the most expensive.
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Goldman Sachs' next CEO is a part-time DJ
Goldman Sachs’ presumed next leader isn’t your typical investment banker. David Solomon is a part-time electronic dance DJ who performs at New York and Miami clubs under the nickname DJ D-Sol.
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