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Facebook has 2 billion users, record profits, vast influence, and big problems in Washington.

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This AI Designer Can Refine Architects’ Models

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Ginni Rometty on the End of Programming

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It’s a Bad Time to Be a Big Jet

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The Supreme Court Gets Its First Test of Gay Rights Since 2015

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Why Wages Aren’t Growing

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