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Online Poker Is Back (if You're in Nevada)
Nevada-based Ultimate Poker dealt America's first legal hand of real money online poker on Tuesday morning -
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A Fix for FAA Flight Delays? At US Airways, They’re Hopeful
At an annual gathering in Phoenix, wrath over the FAA furloughs was tempered with optimism from those who will soon lead the world's biggest airline -
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The TSA Says No to Pocketknives on Airplanes After All
After a deluge of criticism, the government backs down -
Policy
In Wake of Racketeering Probe, Florida Bans Sweepstakes Cafes
Time to hit the strip-mall slot machines one last time -
Workplace
California's Gun Repo Men Have a Nerve-Racking Job
State law-enforcement agents knock on doors to confiscate illegal weapons -
Hard Choices
Jeb Bush on How Conservatives Can Reform Immigration
The former Florida governor discusses what he calls an evolution—and some call flip-flopping—of his views on the treatment of undocumented immigrants -
Policy
Designers Imagine Ways to Hide Cigarettes in NYC Stores
From branded curtains to pneumatic tube systems, designers ponder new ways retailers might conceal cigarettes if Mayor Bloomberg's display ban is approved -
Management
In Soda-Ban Battle, Starbucks Beats Mayor Bloomberg
The coffee chain stood by its concoctions before a New York court struck down the city's ban on big, sweet drinks -
Policy
In Florida, Sinkhole Risks Grow With Urban Expansion
The Sunshine State has at least 15,000 sinkholes—more than any other in the U.S.—and no spot in Florida is safe from them -
Workplace
Why Degree Inflation Hits Women Workers Hardest
Office admin jobs are getting more selective, if they aren't disappearing altogether -
Europe
How the Horse Meat Sneaked Into the Lasagna
The presence of horse meat in beef products illustrates how convoluted the food processing business has gotten in the EU -
Workplace
Working Moms Need More Than Subsidized Breast Pumps
Breast pumps are now covered by health insurers. What's really needed, longer maternity leave, is nowhere in sight -
Policy
Bitcoin: Making Online Gambling Legal in the U.S.?
Some gambling websites hope using the virtual currency will help them avoid breaking U.S. laws -
Hard Choices
Mary Schapiro on Her Tenure as SEC Chairman
As critics weigh in on her legacy, the outgoing SEC chief talks about a tumultuous four-year tenure -
Hard Choices
Scott Wiener on San Francisco's Ban on Public Nudity
The San Francisco supervisor talks about masterminding the controversial public nudity ban
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In Florida, Sinkhole Risks Grow With Urban Expansion
The Sunshine State has at least 15,000 sinkholes—more than any other in the U.S.—and no spot in Florida is safe from them -
Workplace
Why Degree Inflation Hits Women Workers Hardest
Office admin jobs are getting more selective, if they aren't disappearing altogether -
Policy
Designers Imagine Ways to Hide Cigarettes in NYC Stores
From branded curtains to pneumatic tube systems, designers ponder new ways retailers might conceal cigarettes if Mayor Bloomberg's display ban is approved -
Workplace
Working Moms Need More Than Subsidized Breast Pumps
Breast pumps are now covered by health insurers. What's really needed, longer maternity leave, is nowhere in sight -
Hard Choices
Jeb Bush on How Conservatives Can Reform Immigration
The former Florida governor discusses what he calls an evolution—and some call flip-flopping—of his views on the treatment of undocumented immigrants -
Books
Book Review: 'Too High to Fail,' by Doug Fine; 'Smoke Signals,' by Martin Lee
Could legalizing marijuana give the GDP a badly needed boost? -
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Joseph Lhota on Fixing New York City Transit After Sandy
The city's mass-transit chief talks about the race to fix a system that handles 8.5 million commuters a day -
Books
Book Review: 'Volcker,' by William Silber
In Volcker: The Triumph of Persistence, the author chronicles the tenure of a bold and iconoclastic Fed chief -
Hard Choices
Scott Wiener on San Francisco's Ban on Public Nudity
The San Francisco supervisor talks about masterminding the controversial public nudity ban -
Hard Choices
Mary Schapiro on Her Tenure as SEC Chairman
As critics weigh in on her legacy, the outgoing SEC chief talks about a tumultuous four-year tenure -
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Vaclav Klaus on the Czechs' Lessons for the Euro Zone
The Czech president on the dissolution of the former Czechoslovakia's currency following the Velvet Revolution and the lessons it holds for the euro system
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